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An extra 1,658 public housing places have been made available in the past year, the biggest increase in state and community provided housing in a decade, Housing and Urban Development Minister Phil Twyford announced today.
(Updates to add comment from Finance Minister Grant Robertson from 9th par)
Figures released today show that wages are rising faster than house prices, Housing and Urban Development Minister Phil Twyford says.
A series of facilitated workshops called ‘My Place’ are scheduled over the next month where local residents can share ideas for their towns about housing, climate change, long-term growth and land use, with planners and policy makers from Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC).
Ministry of Housing and Urban Development Chief Executive Andrew Crisp has announced new leadership roles to lead the transition to the Housing and Urban Development Authority and for KiwiBuild.
Auckland will host the city’s first-ever tiny house conference in April, following a sell-out conference in Carterton last year.
Hutt City Council has laid out its broad vision of how to tackle homelessness in the city. Now it wants your views on it.
Trust House tenants are feeling the pinch after two rent increases in a year but Trust House says it takes no pleasure in putting rents up, saying it has bigger bills for rates and service providers.
