Region's first KiwiBuild homeowners 'counting the days' until move in
The Bay of Plenty's first KiwiBuild homes, in the Mountview Green development, are ready.
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.
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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.
Former top cop Gary Smith feels he has no choice to speak up for the sake of Rotorua.
The latest REINZ data showed the city's house price reached a record $695,000
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Council ''working from all angles'' on long-term solution to housing crisis.
Stage one of the $50m Mountview Green development in Rotorua is steaming ahead.
Wylie Court motel on Fenton St will not be turned into transitional housing.
Residents are mounting a fight to be notified about the Wylie Court consent process.
Signs on Fenton St have prompted concern over housing for the homeless.
Motel owner: 'It's a supreme location, doesn't mean that it's too good for MSD people'.
Successive governments have failed NZers, says Human Rights Commissioner Paul Hunt.
She has already lived in three different emergency housing motels.
Kāinga Ora will not confirm, however, Tamati Coffey has confirmed the purchase.
The capital value (CV) for the motel is $4.3m.