Housing stress is where low income households spend more than 30% of their income on housing costs. It is a key indicator of the risk of homelessness. SACOSS has produced fact sheets documenting housing stress by local government areas across the state.
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: All of South Australia
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Adelaide
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Adelaide Hills
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Barossa
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Berri
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Burnside
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Campbelltown
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Ceduna
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Charles Sturt
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Clare
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Copper Coast
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Gawler
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Grant
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Holdfast Bay
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Light
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Loxton
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Mallala
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Marion
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Mid Murray
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Mitcham
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Naracoorte
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Norwood, Payneham and St Peters
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Onkaparinga
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Playford
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Port Adelaide Enfield
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Port Augusta
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Port Lincoln
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Port Pirie
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Prospect
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Renmark
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Salisbury
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Tea Tree Gully
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Unley
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Victor Harbor
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Walkerville
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Wattle Range
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: West Torrens
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: Whyalla
Download the SACOSS Fact Sheet: York Peninsula