The Government is pioneering a new approach to allow whānau and communities to flourish with an investment of $15 million towards whānau-led community housing developments, Minister for Māori Development Hon Nanaia Mahuta announced today.
The innovative funding that will enable the construction of up to 9,000 new homes at Wainui just north of Auckland, is an example of new models that need to be more widely used to fund critical infrastructure, says the Employers and Manufacturers Association (EMA).
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In an interview with One News, Housing New Zealand admitted to not knowing how many people are still homeless ...
A KiwiBuild homebuyer who sells their house without permission from the government within three years of buying it will hand over to the state 30 percent of any capital gain they make on the sale, says Housing Minister Phil Twyford.
Fletcher Building has won an Environment Court decision allowing it to build 480 houses beside arguably one of the country's most important archaeological sites, considered sacred by local iwi.
There are 1300 more households in public housing than a year ago, Housing and Urban Development Minister Phil Twyford announced today.
Philanthropy New Zealand is very pleased to announce the appointment of new Chief Executive, Sue McCabe.
Ten KiwiBuild apartments in the Mason Square development in Ōtāhuhu will be available for public viewing tomorrow and Sunday, 3 – 4 November.
Throughout November, planners, policymakers and the public will gather around the country to look at how to plan and build in ways that create more connected communities.
