BHC Creating Liveable Communities

  • Home
  • BHC Creating Liveable Communities
Call Website

BHC Creating Liveable Communities BHC is an industry leader and innovator within the field of affordable housing. www.bhcl.com.au

A not-for-profit organisation, our vision is to create thriving, diverse communities via a unique business model which combines affordable housing with commercial product. This financially and socially sustainable approach enables us to create high quality, mixed tenure developments which incorporate elements of affordable housing, market for sale product, retail and commercial space. With a portfolio of close to 1,500 homes, across 35 developments Brisbane wide, we are experts in our field, capable of managing every stage of the development process from concept through to completion. We also provide specialist property and tenancy management services through our dedicated operations team. BHC developments place a high emphasis on design and liveability, choosing our locations carefully and partnering with some of Australia’s most award-winning architects to create thoughtfully-designed, affordable rental and market for sale homes in key growth areas throughout Brisbane.

Not all disabilities are visible. 💛This Invisible Disabilities Week (19-25 Oct), BHC's BRIDGE team invited staff to take...
22/10/2026

Not all disabilities are visible. 💛

This Invisible Disabilities Week (19-25 Oct), BHC's BRIDGE team invited staff to take part in a week of learning, reflection and conversation, while celebrating BHC's participation in the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Australia & New Zealand Program.

Throughout the week, staff learnt more about invisible disabilities through shared stories and experiences. These conversations help bring a greater understanding of the many disabilities, conditions and experiences that may not be immediately visible, but are no less real.

Thank you to everyone who joined us or shared their story. Every conversation helps create a workspace where people feel respected, supported and included.

BHC are pleased to announce the appointment of Chris Mountford as BHC’s new Chief Executive Officer. Chris joins BHC wit...
21/10/2026

BHC are pleased to announce the appointment of Chris Mountford as BHC’s new Chief Executive Officer.

Chris joins BHC with extensive experience across property, planning and infrastructure, with a strong track record in policy and advocacy focused on supporting Queensland’s growth and development.

BHC Independent Chair Karen Howard welcomed the appointment.

“Chris is an accomplished chief executive with more than 20 years’ leadership experience across Queensland’s for-purpose, education and property sectors.

“His strategic leadership, property sector expertise and strong government and industry relationships will be invaluable in advancing BHC’s mission to deliver more social and affordable housing for Queenslanders.”

We look forward to welcoming Chris to BHC when he commences in early January 2027.

Read more about the appointment: https://bhcl.com.au/new-ceo-announced-for-bhc/

We’re proud to see BHC’s Head of Development, Greta Egerton, featured in the latest edition of UDIA Qld s Establish Maga...
20/10/2026

We’re proud to see BHC’s Head of Development, Greta Egerton, featured in the latest edition of UDIA Qld s Establish Magazine.

In ‘Close Up: Greta Egerton’, Greta reflects on a career spanning more than three decades across town planning, business development, acquisitions and transactions, and the experience that have shaped her leadership journey. The feature explores how a career built in the property industry has led to her current role helping to deliver secure, affordable and social housing for Queenslanders through BHC.

Greta’s deep industry knowledge, strategic thinking and commitment to creating lasting impact continues to play an important role in growing BHC’s development pipeline and increasing housing supply where it’s needed most.

Congratulations, Greta, on this well-deserved feature!

Connecting residents with the support they need 💚Residents of one of our over-55 communities recently attended an inform...
15/10/2026

Connecting residents with the support they need 💚

Residents of one of our over-55 communities recently attended an information session with Footprints Community to learn about their Care Finder service.

Care Finders work alongside individuals to help them understand, access and navigate aged care services, whether they are seeking support for the first time or need help finding new services as their needs change.

Thank you to Footprints for sharing this valuable information and helping our residents better understand the support available to them.

To learn more about the Care Finder service, visit: https://loom.ly/LIQ1DOQ

♻️🧃Turning containers into community impact.Since launching our Containers for Change QLD account, our team has been bu...
15/10/2026

♻️🧃Turning containers into community impact.

Since launching our Containers for Change QLD account, our team has been busy collecting eligible bottles and cans in the office and turning everyday recycling into Bincoin.

It's proof that those containers really do add up. What might seem like spare change can become something meaningful when people come together behind a good cause.

Every container donated helps grow the BHC Impact Fund, supporting residents wellbeing initiatives while keeping recyclable materials out of landfill. It's a simple idea with a big impact, and thanks to the support of our staff and community, the momentum is growing.

What to get involved?
Next time you visit a Containers for Change drop off point, donate your refund to BHC using our member number.

💚 C11675322

You can also search for BHC through the Containers for Change charity search.

Every bottle, can and carton counts. Together we're recycling impact into real impact.

Every artist has a story to tell. What's yours? 🎨🧑‍🎨As a part of Social Inclusion Week 2026, Heartlands of Brisbane is i...
09/10/2026

Every artist has a story to tell. What's yours? 🎨🧑‍🎨

As a part of Social Inclusion Week 2026, Heartlands of Brisbane is inviting community members to share their creativity and exhibit their artwork in this year's community art exhibition.

The exhibition provides a platform for people who may not usually have the opportunity to showcase their work.

Submissions are welcomed from First Nations artists, emerging artists, young creatives and community members of all ages and experience levels. Whether art is your passion, hobby or creative outlet, we'd love to see your work.

All selected artworks will be exhibited at the Heartlands of Brisbane Art Show on Saturday 28 November and made available for purchase.

📅 Expressions of Interest close 1 November 2026
👉 Complete the EOI form here: forms.gle/v7rmgLF34BLufZ599
❓Any questions? Email: [email protected]
ℹ️ Event details: https://loom.ly/bjBZMrA

This week, we welcomed more than 50 students from The University of Queensland’s Advanced Architectural Design program f...
09/10/2026

This week, we welcomed more than 50 students from The University of Queensland’s Advanced Architectural Design program for a tour of two of our Woolloongabba developments, including one currently under construction.

Students had the opportunity to learn directly from the BHC team, alongside partners from KO&Co Architecture, COX Architecture and Buildcorp, gaining valuable insights into the design, delivery and social impact of our projects.

Experiences like these provide a meaningful opportunity to connect with the next generation of architects and demonstrate how thoughtful, people-focused design can help create stronger communities and better housing outcomes.

The tour also provided an opportunity to showcase the partnerships that make affordable housing developments possible, including support from the Queensland Government, Australian Retirement Trust, Housing Australia and the BHC-QIC Consortium.

Thank you to everyone who helped make the day such a valuable learning experience!

Celebrate Social Inclusion Week 2026 at Heartlands of Brisbane, a community art show showcasing the creativity, culture ...
08/10/2026

Celebrate Social Inclusion Week 2026 at Heartlands of Brisbane, a community art show showcasing the creativity, culture and talents of local artists and community members.

Discover inspiring artworks, enjoy live entertainment, browse market stalls and connect with others while celebrating the stories and perspectives that make our community stronger.

Featuring works by local artists and community creatives including featured artist, Uncle Gerard Bargo, with artworks available for purchase.

📅 Saturday 28 November 2026
⏰ 10:00am - 3:00pm
📍 New Farm Neighbourhood Centre, 967 Brunswick Street, New Farm
🎟️ Gold coin entry

Everyone is welcome.

Learn more: https://www.facebook.com/share/1E1yGistQz/

Address


Opening Hours

Monday 08:30 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:30 - 16:30
Wednesday 08:30 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:30 - 17:00

Telephone

+61733073000

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when BHC Creating Liveable Communities posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

  • Want your organization to be the top-listed government service?

Share