
'Don’t know how we can cope': Building consents plunge in 'most unaffordable city'
'We are nowhere near where we should be.'
'We are nowhere near where we should be.'
The builder and owners of the apartment, retail and dining project have gone to court.
'I think as a country we don’t celebrate things enough,' says Christopher Luxon.
Retired skipper takes flattie search public after reports of elderly housing crisis.
Meet renters expecting to be tenants for life, and those who still dream of homeownership.
Density standards include allowing three homes on a site and houses up to 11m high.
Companies should seek legal advice about issues it had raised, Commerce Commission said.
There will be 24 new homes in four locations in western Bay of Plenty town.
The influence of 'wealth' on the property market is one suspected reason for high prices.
The housing development is expected to offer homes for 15,500 people.
'A truth that nobody is willing to talk about or don’t have the guts to deal with.'
Bay of Plenty Times is looking back at the stories of 2023.
Tolley 'frustrated' as long timelines continue for project that could house 15,550.
Seven homes to be demolished after floods ripped through seaside town of Waihī Beach.
'If we see a drop in interest rates next year then I think it will start to stimulate.'
The Western Bay of Plenty development is one step closer, despite opposition.
"I cried. We are so grateful and thankful for the opportunity.”
"We’re looking at ways we can maximise the impact we’re having."
"Slowly being poisoned": Marae rep concerned at intensification, air quality.
The new RSE accommodation buildings are now ready for workers.
University of Waikato may pick up building Kāinga Ora no longer wants.
Several marae face the difficult prospect of having to move.
Advocates say there's a "vacuum" of housing for seniors after council villages sold.
OPINION: Ngāi Te Rangi's plans seem a neat solution.
'I’m actually staggered that mandatory acquisition can happen in New Zealand.'
The homes would have three bedrooms and cost up to $170,000.
The centre was to be part of a future Knowledge Precinct but could become housing.
'Everyone wants housing yet we are stifled by infrastructure.'
This woman works fulltime as a nurse but is still homeless.
Sites are planned so most places won’t be able to be seen from the beach below.