Wellington City Council will expand its New Zealand-first project of providing affordable inner city apartments with the owners of six more buildings wanting to convert their properties.
Environmental monitoring system measures how warm, dry and healthy a home really is.
State Services Commissioner Peter Hughes has today announced the appointment of Andrew Crisp as Chief Executive, Ministry of Housing and Urban Development.
Around 30 whānau in the Manawatū region are a step closer to owning their own home,” says Te Puni Kōkiri Chief Executive Michelle Hippolite.
On Friday 14th December, the Wellington Night Shelter will hold its first ever Street Appeal since the organisation officially opened its doors in 1970.
The regulation change allowing Housing NZ to make discretionary grants to those who were wrongly evicted for methamphetamine contamination has been made and the first 55 people are being paid from today, Housing and Urban Development Minister Phil Twyford announced.
More than 13,000 new homes were consented in Auckland in a year for the first time since the 1970s, Stats NZ said today.
Former ski patroller Julie Scott has taken on a challenge of a very different kind: finding low-cost homes for families in New Zealand’s most expensive property market.
Residents and staff of Sprott House retirement village in Karori joined Board Members of The Selwyn Foundation and Trustees of Sprott House Board to mark the village’s transfer of ownership to Selwyn and its new name ‘Selwyn Sprott Village’.
Request for Proposals information is below for the Youth Justice Remand Care Homes in Auckland, Waikato and Bay of Plenty.
