Social housing provider, Accessible Properties, will be opening eight new social housing units in a new housing development in Johnsonville tomorrow.
Several important announcements demonstrates that your voices are being heard.
On Tuesday morning another state house in Glen Innes was demolished, one of many that have been demolished after their removal was met with resistance from the community.
State houses have been removed from Glen Innes in preparation for a redevelopment that will replace the state housing stock with mixed tenure housing, the majority of which will be private housing.
The Board of the Tamaki Redevelopment Company (TRC) wishes to advise that Peter Fa’afiu will be appointed as Chief Executive Officer for a fixed period.
MBIE will soon begin sector consultation on a minor technical amendment it is making to the above regulations. The change will enable both deemed and new applicants to register with the Community Housing Regulatory Authority, without having to make changes to their trust deed or constitution.
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Building and Housing Minister Dr Nick Smith today welcomed the signing of a contract between the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) and information technology company Unisys to build a new system that will enable landlords to lodge tenancy bonds online.
In a bid increase the supply of affordable housing, the Auckland Council is setting up a fund that will help community housing providers get access to cheaper loans.
Auckland Housing Bonds guarantee approval
The Auckland Council has agreed to underwrite "housing bonds" worth $30 million to kick-start more than 200 new homes for low-income families.
