The Auckland Council Development Capacity Model 2015 calculates how many houses the market is likely to build under the PAUP planning controls. It estimates approximately 64,000 additional dwellings could be developed under today’s market conditions within the...
Of note is the Corporation’s reported $575 million to invest, including $320 million of insurance payments from earthquake claims. The Corporation estimates home costs, in addition to the cost of land, are about $300,000 for a two-bedroom home and $400,000-$500,000...
Community Housing Aotearoa, established 10 years ago, is the national umbrella group for the community housing sector. We represent 74 members, including councils and not-for-profit organisations who are delivering community housing solutions. Community Housing...
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According to Massey’s University’s latest Home Affordability Report, annual deterioration in home affordability has slowed – and has recently improved.
Seeking feedback on ‘Our Place’ – a plan to house 50,000 more people
Our Place’ is the proposed sector strategy for community housing. The goal of the strategy is to house 50,000 more people in community housing by 2020.
The impact of demand-side housing subsidies on the housing market
A literature review on the impact of demand-side housing subsidies on the housing market was produced by AHURI researchers: Brackertz, N; de Silva, A and Fotheringham M; AHURI; Feb 2015 for the Ministry of Social Development, New Zealand
Research has been released by Auckland Council to match expected population growth with estimates of how many homes might be built in the next 14 years.
The June quater building consent data from Statistics New Zealand show a growth in residential building and a shift in new activity from Canterbury to Auckland.
Auckland Council has released a new report that provides up-to-date information on the feasibility of how many houses could be built under the proposed Auckland Unitary Plan (PAUP) based on current market conditions.