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Mayoral candidate claims Govt will end emergency housing for 'out-of-towners'
The mayor says the move would be 'fantastic'.
The mayor says the move would be 'fantastic'.
Residents had previously tried to help the woman, but 'she declined all assistance'.
Apartment owners told to hand over insurance payout after tenant damages common property.
'You cannot fix that kind of damage overnight,' Megan Woods said of past government.
The developers have shaved a couple of storeys off the proposal to speed up the process.
The new housing density rules are not the end of civilisation, despite what some say.
An underlying stench of faeces at a rental remains while the tenant is long gone.
OPINION: It is clear a close election is brewing.
Auckland Council wants to reduce the number of protected villas in the city - a little.
They believe they can halve or even quarter the time needed to build a home.
EDITORIAL: There's a lot more pain to come for borrowers.
Mostly subterranean house, known as The Sanctuary, rejected by commissioners.
The Government has instructed councils to increase housing density.
Total of 16 walls were damaged, hallways were sprayed with graffiti.
A large proportion of the money has been spent on housing people in motels.
Buyers concerned about progress on the site
Mayoral hopefuls Viv Beck, Wayne Brown and Craig Lord are champions for heritage.
'The effect will be catastrophic. How does this work for people who are suffering?'
OPINION: 'This legislation will scatter bad housing randomly across the city.'
OPINION: 'Let young New Zealanders live within a convenient distance of their needs.'
How the property sector fares through this tough cycle will be a real measure of progress.
Infometrics says research resolves debate on who had it tougher - boomers or millennials?
OPINION: Our editorial on a ministerial task force to investigate plasterboard supply.
'They are playing mind games with poor gullible people,' says frustrated buyer.
OPINION: Our editorial on the conversion of 2500 motels into emergency housing.
Strongly-worded letter sent to directors, calling for them all to stand again.
Imported board more expensive than Gib, won't arrive till September.
Ockham's The Nix opens at Great North Rd, a block from Karangahape Rd.
One motel alone has received $16m in grants to house the homeless.
'They've worked out through the pandemic they can work from anywhere' - Walker