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...
Nigel Jeffries, head of Trade Me Property, has just released the data for the year to January showing the median weekly rent is $420. "The 9 per cent year-on-year increase in January is the largest single-month rise we've recorded over the past five years. Read the...
Aucklanders are faced with an affordable housing crisis with the average Auckland house price at $655,000, rents rising over the past two years and a housing supply shortage of 13,000 houses, the report finds, and the Government gets a D grade for housing in the...
The content of this report reflects consultation with the Auckland Council, the Auckland District Health Board, welfare agencies, and central government agencies, in particular the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE). The report looks at changes in...
“This quarter we have seen signs that the growth of Christchurch house prices and rents may be slowing,” said Bryan Field, MBIE’s Manager of Modelling and Sector Trends. “Whether or not the Christchurch housing market is starting to return to a more normal state will...
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An unrecognised household type, the multi-generational household (MGH), where more than one generation of related adults live together, has been rising sharply in New Zealand.
Last week the Reserve Bank published a Bulletin article, ‘New Zealand house prices: a historical perspective’ that provides historical context to the current divergence between house price inflation in Auckland and the rest of New Zealand.
CHA comments on the Residential Tenancies Ammendment Bill
Can this really be New Zealand? The CAB is asking this question after carrying out an analysis of the situations of people coming to them in need of emergency accommodation.
In a survey of 1,202 people seeking assistance from Salvation Army and Catholic community services, 47 per cent (568) of homeless people were children, some of whom were living in cars, garages, camping grounds and emergency housing. This is the startling picture captured in the latest report of The Salvation Army on housing need in Auckland.
People in rental housing more likely to report housing problems