
'Super lonely‘: Woman has no neighbours as housing development reviewed
Kāinga Ora bulldozed everything around her, but isn't returning 'to put housing back up'.
Kāinga Ora bulldozed everything around her, but isn't returning 'to put housing back up'.
Two Remuera properties were sold by the Govt housing agency for $2.3 million.
One-bedroom units are $1.1m, the penthouse is $5m: New project, nearly done, move-in soon.
39% of Kāinga Ora tenants Māori amid job cuts.
Construction is currently under way at the site to develop an access road.
Consents for building new homes were down 24% annually.
Ranolf St and Malfroy Rd development shocked residents in March - when will it be done?
The property's owner hasn't made a rates payment in 19 years.
The sale was the subject of a protected disclosure that resulted in a confidential payout.
Community housing providers accuse banks of being too risk averse.
State housing builds that can't be finished by mid-2025 are being reassessed.
Peachgrove Rd has become a popular dumping ground.
Massive reforms are under way: what do people think, what's the reaction, what effect?
The housing agency was 'very concerned' to learn about the fire late yesterday afternoon.
The storage cage designer was given a brief to design something no one could break into.
OPINION: In America, gun violence is commonplace.
Emergency services were alerted to the blaze in Church St at 6pm.
Cheyne Smith describes his time in Kāinga Ora homes as a 'nightmare'.
The Housing Minister expects the housing agency to evict an increasing number of people.
NZTA says a library of e-bikes and pushbikes is having 'significant positive impacts'.
OPINION: Will removing minimum dwelling sizes result in poor-quality housing? Yes.
OPINION: New Zealand is lurching towards a historic construction sector slump.
But the agency is still continuing with the resource consent process and site clearance.
It comes after Kāinga Ora said 110 planned new homes in the city were being 'reassessed'.
OPINION: The Government needs to be careful about an open slather approach to housing.
First job: A landmark 57-level luxury tower between Commerce and Gore streets.
The government has announced a refreshed board for the housing agency.
'It had to slow up really, they couldn’t keep building at the same pace,' says a builder.
OPINION: 'I suspect a number of them already have unpaid fines.'
While consents are down 29%, more trained builders will be needed soon in Northland.