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Brave New World: Is this the future of city living?
Several families plan to chip in to build an $11 million 865sq m "co-housing" property.
Several families plan to chip in to build an $11 million 865sq m "co-housing" property.
The three bedroom house was lifted over the prison fence by a crane this morning.
Feather Place, Claw Place and Pallid Green feature in new Falcon's Landing subdivision.
A $300m project to boost housing in northwest Auckland could boost public transport too.
A $300m plan for a housing project in West Auckland is in doubt.
EDITORIAL: "Affordable" housing on the Unitec land will need to be well planned.
"We're going to build our way out of the housing crisis."
The development will pop up on Unitec's Mt Albert campus.
COMMENT: House prices in Auckland aren't soaring any more but that doesn't solve problem.
COMMENT: Demographia affordability survey hints at progress but real test is yet to come.
New video shows the moment a demolition in Pt Chevalier goes horribly wrong.
Labour wants 100,000 affordable homes built over 10 years - with half in Auckland.
Lending restrictions and cost of materials among building constraints.
Briefings: As well, Auckland has reached maximum capacity, officials warn.
Labour's proposed KiwiBuild policy could actually fuel the problems they claim to solve.
Skilled British and Irish workers are being recruited to NZ.
Learn how to DIY your own tiny house with UK celebrity George Clarke and Mitre 10
Housing minister Phil Twyford wants to scrap the urban boundary to let Auckland spread.
Labour's housing policy includes building 100,000 affordable homes in 10 years.
Building inspector calls out Manawatu District Council. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Lesley and George bought a house to escape tragedy. What they got was even more trauma.
Months of communication has not managed to resolve the tension between the two parties.
Stats NZ has produced new dat to show how many building consents are actually being built
Auckland's property slump is getting real now, writes Liam Dann.
Unconsented gas work may have caused the explosion.
Councils and apartment industry to look into prevalence of flammable cladding.
Thirty-four workers in "essential services" have won heavily discounted houses.
A good political policy on the nation's housing issues will influence many Kiwi voters.