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CHA Newsletter 1 April 2019
1 April 2019 newsletter.pdfHomeless feel threatened by push out of Tauranga CBD
Women sleeping on the streets in Tauranga say they live in fear of violence. Photo: RNZ / Keri Welham But the city’s first women’s shelter, due to open next Monday, offers hope to New Zealand’s “hidden homeless”. Clair, 60, says the...Why can’t they come and play?’: housing segregation in London
The garden and play area that social housing residents are not allowed to use. Photograph: Graeme Robertson/The Guardian On a hot day in the summer of 2017, a dozen kids at a housing estate in south London went out to their nearby playground. Sprinklers were turned on...Council to develop land to create 115 residential sections
Around 115 sections of various sizes will be developed and are expected to be on the market to sell in early 2020. Council’s Finance and Performance Committee recently resolved to recommend Council gives delegated authority to Chief Executive Heather Shotter, to...Tenancy Compliance and Investigation action
The Tenancy Tribunal has recently made orders totalling nearly $17,000 against three landlords as a result of investigations launched by the Tenancy Compliance and Investigations Team. “The Tenancy Compliance and Investigations Team (TCIT) proactively assess and...Mayor Boult Applauds Wakatipu High School Site Announcement
The Gorge Road site is set to contribute to the district’s significant housing challenge by offering more than 300 high-density homes close to the Queenstown CBD. Mayor Boult was delighted that the vision presented by Ngāi Tahu Property included a much-needed mix of...The Four Key Essentials for A Functional Housing System
GoodSense_BBHTC_MEDIARELEASE_FourPillarsForAFunctionalHousingSystemFINAL_27March2019.pdfSale of Nelson community housing could fuel further investment
The Renwick Flats on Examiner Street – photo by Martin de Ruyter/Stuff The amount of community housing in Nelson could expand if council’s proposal to sell its portfolio to other housing providers is approved. In its 2019/2020 Annual Plan Consultation...![CHA Newsletter 1 April 2019](https://communityhousing.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Screen-Shot-2021-06-10-at-1.45.02-PM-e1623816032332.png)