Tenants oppose social housing redevelopment advocates say is vital

Local tenants are up in arms against a state government plan to replace 400 beachfront social housing units with a sprawling 2,500-apartment complex. While officials argue the redevelopment is crucial for meeting urban housing demands and providing modern amenities, tenants fear losing their community and affordable homes. This clash highlights the ongoing tension between urban development goals and the preservation of existing affordable housing, raising questions about the future of community-focused housing initiatives in the region.