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Liam Dann: Will rising interest rates deflate NZ's housing bubble?
The policy pieces are all falling into place, but will the housing market listen?
The policy pieces are all falling into place, but will the housing market listen?
Equity problems in the Government proposals, Representation and governance concerns.
Turmoil in oil markets a reminder there are no certainties on path to economic recovery.
About 40 per cent of Kiwi kids regularly move house by the age of 8, study finds.
We ask young people around the NZME office about their home owning aspirations and expectations.
A look at New Zealand's affordable housing crisis and the way house prices have changed relative to incomes over time. Video / Paul Slater
The development plan was released under the now-abandoned KiwiBuild programme.
The power imbalance between landlord and tenant may prevent people coming forward.
Councillor left shocked by how much of the city has been 'locked up' from development.
Opinion: Why isn't the housing crisis central to the Natural and Built Environments Bill?
People were shocked, but councillor Iona Pannett was never going to vote against heritage.
At the end of 2020, there were 3888 kids living in motels. By March 31, there were 4368.
A group of flatmates have been left shocked after discovering they're trapped in a lease.
It's billed as Grey Lynn's most affordable character entry home. But where do you shower?
Whangārei rough sleepers are facing trespass notices.
The battle lines are being drawn in the balance between intensification and heritage.
"It was very much the first time someone had taken te reo into the auction."
About 30,000 character houses are in the path of the Government's intensification rules.
Building boom, dairy prices driving economic confidence around country.
House prices have hurtled out of control around the world.
Wellington's spatial plan outlines how city will accommodate up to 80,000 extra people.
Over 30s are increasingly upbeat about the economic outlook over the coming year.
What strikes the right balance between protecting character and building more housing?
Loss makes Stefan Lofven the first Swedish government leader ever to lose such a motion.
The question of 'intensification' underscores a growing conflict in Wellington.
The latest numbers show millions being poured into the Bay of Plenty housing crisis.
The group believes medium-high density housing will address housing crisis and traffic.
Property investors say debt restrictions will limit the rental properties available.
Leaked Wellington Water report shows the cost of water upgrades as population grows.
A Māori business, a church and a state agency are stopping them from going to landfill.