Residents of a caravan park say they face possible homelessness after the park’s owner moves to redevelop the site for housing. Brisbane Times and The Age report that the owner plans to build a residential village, which would require permanent residents to relocate. Residents, many of whom live in the park year-round, say they have limited alternatives and are worried they will not secure suitable accommodation quickly enough. They fear the move could leave them without a place to stay before winter ends. The articles describe anxiety among residents about where they will go and the timeline for the redevelopment, with uncertainty about availability and affordability of other housing options. While both outlets focus on residents’ concerns, they also indicate the owner’s redevelopment proposal is aimed at converting the caravan park land to residential use. The situation highlights the impact that housing redevelopment can have on long-term, on-site residents who may depend on the park for shelter and stability as plans progress.