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Redundancies climb: Developer goes from 204 to 125 staff

Business adjusting to coping with slower demand.

Higher incomes help boost housing affordability

Falling prices and rising incomes are helping - but when will homes get truly affordable?

Mana enhancing approach to emergency housing praised by Human Rights Commission

Chief commissioner Paul Hunt called He Korowai Trust's approach "mana enhancing".

Bryce Edwards: National failing to inspire voters

What did Hamilton West by-election result say about the state of the National Party?

Opinion: Must the Reserve Bank wreck the economy to fight inflation?

OPINION: A social justice researcher asks why we have to accept the RBNZ strategy.

Property market plunge deeper than predicted, more to come - CoreLogic

Sales volumes for 2022 were the lowest since 2010 with a continuing negative outlook.

RMA overhaul to narrow anti-social housing objections

New laws 'comply with the Bill of Rights Act' - David Parker.

Emergency housing: Human Rights Commission’s damning report points to rights breaches

Inquiry finds emergency housing system is seriously flawed.

Who's claiming $5.2m from Podular Housing Systems?

Councils and an airport company among those listed as creditors.

Boom at top end, but unsold houses hit 12-year high so it's a buyer's market almost everywhere

Big jump in $3million-plus sales bucks an otherwise stagnant market.

Podular creditors owed $5.2m: $2m deposits taken for homes not started

There is alarm about how the company was being run and liquidators will investigate.

Motels warned council in 2018 of ‘massive upcoming problem’

How the Rotorua Motel Association predicted the emergency housing crisis four years ago.

Fletcher's first retirement village units up

Village beside where Fletcher Living has built more than 400 homes.

Exclusive poll reveals how divided we feel – and what we can agree on

New poll shows sense of division – and signs of unity – among Kiwis.

Black Ferns triumph shows the way to heal our social divisions

The Black Ferns showed us how to be united again. Where else can we find common ground?

Nearly half of Wellington state homes still waiting for Healthy Homes assessment

Of the 1676 Kāinga Ora houses in Wellington City, only 48 per cent meet the standard.