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Brian Rudman: Council land banking way to get cheaper homes
It's as though the market has failed to deliver this core tenet of National Party faith, and so the party does not know what to do, writes Brian Rudman.
Radical moves needed on housing
The challenge facing Auckland is not just of making housing more affordable but actually building enough houses, writes Gary Taylor.
John Armstrong: National's affordable housing package lacks any substantial detail
No wonder National avoided over-selling the contents of their plan to make housing more affordable, writes John Armstrong. "The plan looks more like a rough first draft."
Editorial: Tax change would help ease housing
Editorial: The affordability issue will not be tackled effectively until the Government also looks at the other side of the market equation and seeks to reduce demand.
Housing: 'No quick fixes'
Government to place a six-month time limit on processing consents for medium-size projects including housing developments as part of push to make homes affordable.
Govt to open up more land for houses
Prime Minister John Key says fast-tracking the supply of land will help solve the housing affordability crisis.
Interiors: Back to front
Restrictions on what could be changed on their house, meant one Auckland family had to think outside the box on renovations.
Crisis demands mass demolition
Up to 80,000 Auckland homes have to be demolished and replaced with townhouses and apartments to create the world's most liveable city, says a housing expert.
NZ's most expensive streets
One Herne Bay home sits in a street of seven multimillion-dollar houses - which has seen its price tag soar from $22,000 to $2.65m in 54 years.
Protesters fight for Thai restaurant villa
Heritage advocates and local residents waved placards outside a villa occupied by the Erawan Thai restaurant in Jervois Rd, Herne Bay this morning.
Paritai lost: The sell-off
Total price tag for 11 houses expected to reach at least $50 million in seller's market as locals, immigrants, returning Kiwis, and investors move in.
Quake exiles look north
Cantabrians are setting their sights on Hamilton's housing market as they look to spend their newly received insurance payouts from damaged properties.
From 'Narnia' to wasteland
It took two days last week to flatten a gully full of native and exotic trees in Auckland's Westmere into a "nuclear wasteland", angering residents.