Development vetoed: But Hawke's Bay A&P society says 'passion doesn't pay the bills'
Residential development on Showgrounds Hawke's Bay Tomoana unlikely in the future
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Major building product supplier warns of price rises
One manufacturers' product price will rise 27.5 per cent from February 1.
'Terrified on a daily basis': Govt blasted over inaction on emergency housing
Police have refused to comment on whether crime has increased around emergency housing.
Fury after tenants emailed with gift ideas for their landlords
The Queensland real estate agency listed a number of presents that could be bought.
'A campaign of denial': NZ Police and emergency housing
There's been unprecedented demand for what's supposed to be a short-term housing option.
'Bleak picture for tenants': Where rents rose the fastest
Rents for New Zealand's 1.3 million tenants outstripped the rate of inflation.
Govt 'determined to see a change', PM says as house prices hit new record
Despite predictions of its demise, new NZ and Auckland house price records set
Liam Dann: Christopher Luxon's biggest challenge
National is a centre-right party but defining what that means in the 2020s is crucial.
'Total insanity': Seymour slams Govt over $70m land purchase
But housing minister says private developers would not deliver the housing Tauranga needs
Chlöe Swarbrick: We need more homes, but where?
OPINION: Housing is a human right and we've all got to find a way to live together.
Phil Goff wants design standards added to housing bill
Phil Goff says the Unitary Plan allows for 900,000 new homes.
Finance experts' verdict on $350 million Winton IPO
What's the reaction to developer Chris Meehan's audacious NZX/ASX listing plans?
Shelly Bay battle: De-escalation talks in progress, land occupation continues
A notice of motion supported by Mayor Andy Foster is also likely to be withdrawn.
The cost of inflation: Real wages going backwards - ANZ report
Inflation has hit beneficiaries and superannuitants hardest in the past decade.
Architectural awards: NZ's 26 best building projects named
Winners range from changes to Auckland War Memorial Museum to a transportable house.
Christopher Luxon's houses earned him 15 times what he will get as National leader
He is National's top dog — and Parliament's top property owner.
Auckland house prices up 18 per cent annually
House sales market close to returning to a more normal supply/demand situation.
NZ's first state home now worth more than $1 million
The property at 12 Fife Lane, Miramar, was built in 1937 and last sold for $63,000.
Singles pushed out of Wellington's housing market, as property values jump 60 per cent
'The loan they need has almost doubled from what it was two or three years ago.'
New RVs for Wellington's most expensive homes - a jump of 41pc
The surge in RVs can be attributed to the general lift in the market and improvements.
National leader should reform housing pact - Seymour
David Seymour has some tips for the new National leader.
Positive Capital teams up with Alvarium to fund NZ community housing
Positive Capital has teamed up with investors to provide up to $200m in public housing.
Revealed: 15 motels in one city paid more than $1m for emergency housing
It coincides with the growing number of people on the housing register.
Christopher Niesche: The only real winners in the Black Friday splurge
The Black Friday hype has a few pitfalls, writes Christopher Niesche.
Stepping up the response to housing need
Kāinga Ora CEO Andrew McKenzie has responded to concerns about housing challenges.
Liam Dann: Why higher interest rates will be a big relief
When the next crisis hits, it's vital that monetary policy has firepower to bail us out.
Editorial: Kāinga Ora issues a barometer of our society
EDITORIAL: Evicting tenants is not the answer, nor is leaving them to torment neighbours.
Simon Wilson: The battle to make the housing bill better
The new housing bill will transform our major cities. Will it be for the better?
New Health Ministry guidelines out on apartment isolation
Self-isolating residents should get family members or friends to get their rubbish.
Iwi-led 600-home development could start in 2022
'We understand people would like the quarter-acre dream but that has become unaffordable.'
Liam Dann: 'Time of cheap money is over' - brace for seven more rate hikes
With inflation and employment both too high for the Reserve Bank, more rate hikes are due.
No jab, no mortgage? Broker claims finance pulled over vax status
"One borrower reluctant to get vaxxed has had financing withdrawn" - surveyed broker
Kāinga Ora pays thousands to terrorised neighbours
One woman paid $5000 after months of threats to kill and sexual harassment.
'Dizzying': House values could jump 50 per cent in Wellington
New Zealand's RVs are set to be updated next week for the first time since 2018.