Car parking in multi-unit complexes
Information for public housing tenants
Many public housing multi-unit complexes don’t provide a parking space for each unit.
General parking allocation
Generally, parking in multi-unit complexes is not allocated, which means spaces are available to tenants who park first.
Special needs parking allocation
You may request exclusive allocation of a car parking space due to special needs. Contact your Housing Service Centre for advice on how to apply. We will consider your request.
We review allocated spaces regularly to consider the needs of all tenants. Your and other tenants’ needs may change over time.
Disputes about car parking
If there are more residents with cars than available spaces, we encourage tenants to arrange to share the spaces reasonably and fairly.
We don’t usually mediate in disputes about car parking arrangements.
We don’t tolerate behaviours that breach the tenancy agreement, such as verbal abuse or damage to property.
To report such behaviour, please contact your Housing Service Centre.
Visitor parking
Many public housing multi-unit complexes don’t provide a parking space for visitors. Where visitor parking is provided, it will be clearly marked. Where no visitor parking is provided, visitors must park outside the property boundary (i.e. on the street). Tenants and household members should not use the visitor parking.
Ordinarily, buildings with restricted or reserved parking will be clearly signed and unauthorised vehicles may be towed.
Unauthorised use of car park
If you believe that someone who is not a resident or visitor is using a car parking space, please contact your Housing Service Centre.