Cockroaches and cold showers: Tenants hit out over 'unacceptable' living conditions
The tenancy compliance and investigations team has launched an investigation.
The tenancy compliance and investigations team has launched an investigation.
Rotorua's council has lodged court action in the Environment Court against nine motels.
Trade Me's April Rental Price Index shows Rotorua's median weekly rent was $500
Big jump in some price caps for aspiring first home owners - but prices vary nationwide.
New payments, fuel tax and public transport relief have been extended.
Here are the highlights as Grant Robertson announces the Government's plans.
Locals share their spending wishlists ahead of today's Budget announcement.
Luxury market performing in complete contrast to the low-to-mid-range market.
Of the 86 houses in the two-staged $50m project, 35 are KiwiBuild homes.
The National Party leader said crime and emergency housing motels would put visitors off.
Locals are upset about a council plan to turn reserves into housing developments.
Parties say no decisions made but local MP 'extremely' worried.
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More than 80 new homes for the homeless at two new sites. But what do locals think?
Seven commercial building consents valued at $3,870,000 were issued last month,
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Letters between mayor Steve Chadwick and a Government minister reveal council frustration.
Has Rotorua's emergency housing situation improved since changes were announced?
The report shows house prices in 26 Rotorua suburbs dropped over the quarter.
The Bay of Plenty's first KiwiBuild homes, in the Mountview Green development, are ready.
The new median price is 37.4 per cent higher than at the same time just one year ago.
Opinion: Labour is playing to win elections, not make the changes it believes in.
Wylie Court has sold - but what is next for the big, upmarket Rotorua motel?
Police have refused to comment on whether crime has increased around emergency housing.
There's been unprecedented demand for what's supposed to be a short-term housing option.
There has been a sharp increase in consents since the first national lockdown in 2020.
It coincides with the growing number of people on the housing register.
'There must be about 150 that are just lying idle, rotting into the ground.'
Frustrations run high as homes become ever harder to find and price hikes 'crippling'