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4500 more homes for Auckland
Fourteen new Special Housing Areas that will provide more than 4500 new homes across Auckland were announced on 11 February by Building and Housing Minister Nick Smith and Mayor Len Brown.
Auckland's city centre population soars
Auckland’s city centre population grew by five times its target rate last year - with more than 5000 people moving into the city.
Quality design: Grey Lynn's gravitational pull
The design is influenced by Sir Isaac Newton – and in particular his work in optics.
Auckland: a tale of two cities
Greg Clark, global cities advisor, visited Auckland last week. Here’s what he had to say about growth, liveability and housing.
Shamubeel Eaqub on Auckland housing
Economist Shamubeel Eaqub talks with John Campbell about housing in Auckland and what can be done.
Rewarding year for council’s geospatial team
Nathan Heazlewood, Programme Manager for Auckland Council’s Geospatial Future Mode of Operations Programme, explains the hard work and challenges behind three impressive team awards in 2015.
Construction in Auckland continues to soar
A new survey has listed Auckland as the fourth most expensive city in the world to buy a house, growth and construction is booming and house prices are still rising – is there a feasible solution to calm Auckland’s property storm?
Housing remains a challenge for Auckland
Housing supply and affordability are ongoing challenges for many thriving cities worldwide. Auckland is no exception.
Top tips to consider when hiring a builder
There are a number of handy tips and tricks to look out for when choosing a builder.
Top tips for building inspections
You might want to hold off the champagne until you’ve got all your green lights from building inspectors.
Opinion: Cracking Auckland's housing affordability challenge
Housing affordability is a hot topic in Auckland right now, and has been a key area for economists and policy makers.
Council to partner with Selwyn Foundation on community housing
Auckland Council on December 21 announced The Selwyn Foundation as the new community housing partner for its portfolio of homes for older Aucklanders.
Empty nesters head for the high-life
Auckland’s inner city, famous for accommodating overseas students, is attracting a new demographic grouping as empty-nesters join young professionals, forsaking the leafy suburbs for quality, well-designed apartments or terraced homes.
A plan for Auckland’s growth
Auckland’s population is expected to reach at least 2.5 million people in 30 years, placing huge pressure on our existing housing, transport and other infrastructure.
Point Chevalier's incredible Zero Energy house
The Auckland Design Manual is the council’s best practice design guide full of tips, inspiration and information for people who are designing, building or developing in Auckland.
Community housing partner endorsed by Auckland Council
A new community housing partner has been selected to work with the council on social housing for older Aucklanders.
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