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'Past the first hurdle' - Fletcher Living on progress at $500m The Hill

Fletcher bought site in 2021, earthworks now advanced, first four homes nearly finished.

Auckland mum considers selling beloved family home due to repeat floods

'We thought it would never happen in our lifetime, but it's happened twice now.'

First look: Inside stage one of new Wānaka retirement village

Nothing for under $1m here: the starting point is $1.24m, but prices go up to $4.5m.

NZ banks face repaying $9.2b in cheap Covid loans in coming months

The money was borrowed during Covid times at a very low interest rate.

Developer 'goldmine': Herald analysis maps 840 of Auckland’s most valuable state homes

Exclusive analysis reveals $1.7b 'treasure map' of Kāinga Ora's Auckland properties.

New Whangārei cafe offers support and services for rough sleepers

Whare Āwhina's community cafe is on Cameron St in the former police station.

'We have to comply': Landlord gives dozens of pensioners 90-day notice to vacate village

'We couldn't tell them what was happening, because we didn't know ourselves.'

How this city is bucking the national trend for new home builds

Half of the new homes were social housing or affordable rentals.

Subdivision deal clears path for new homes, despite quarry concerns

Houses cut from a Hikurangi subdivision plan in a settlement with a concrete company.

How a landlord's actions left tenants facing a health crisis

$5000 in exemplary damages remains unpaid to the affected tenants.

Simon Wilson: Building homes and communities fit for the future

Opinion: The excellent community resilience work at risk from Government and the council.

Editorial: Heritage v housing, we must protect Auckland's character

OPINION: Auckland's villas are seen as iconic, akin to Melbourne's terraced houses.

Hundred new Kāinga Ora homes built in Napier in the past year

Out of motels into homes: Kainga Ora statistics changing lives.

'Significantly reduced' protection: Heritage advocates fear for Auckland villas

RMA reforms are another step toward the death knell of heritage, says Allan Matson.

'Don’t make the mistake I made': Uninsured family lose everything to fire

Chirag Shah says he didn't realise insurance payments had lapsed until after the blaze.

Shelter hopes prompted by deaths in homeless community

It's a problem that 'isn't going away'. Napier group looking for a house - and answers.