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Where Aucklanders Want to Live
New research reveals where Aucklanders most want to live—and why demand is strongest near jobs, shops, public transport, and parks.
More homes near jobs and transport key to lifting Auckland’s economy
“Auckland’s GDP is about 13 per cent higher on a per person basis than the national average.”
Auckland’s Draft Planning Rules: Myths vs Facts
Confused about Auckland’s draft plan change? Find out what’s fact, what’s myth, and what the draft rules really mean for Auckland's housing and growth
Auckland’s regenerated city centre is beamed to 90 countries
“Tāmaki Makaurau is a stunning character in its own right.”
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The economics of Maungawhau Station
“Demand for housing tends to be stronger near services, jobs and transport – in places like Maungawhau” – Auckland Council Chief Economist.
The art of Maungawhau Station
“Having visibility of Māori art in our city is important. Ten years ago it wasn’t obvious. It couldn’t be seen. I can see Māori live here now.”
New midtown ‘green link’ edges closer, as next part of Victoria Street cycleway opens
“Construction fences around these midtown works are diminishing and the quality of design and careful staging of the renewal are visible.”
Safer, smarter, better-connected: Draft changes to boost flood protections and housing - maps available
Draft changes to better protect people and property from high-risk hazards and focus more homes close to town centres and transport progress to the next stage.
Auckland Council to consider draft rules to boost flood protections and housing
Draft planning rules aim to better protect people and property from flooding while enabling more homes near fast, frequent transport, jobs, shop and everyday services
Hobsonville Point - first decade of a housing masterclass
The housing blueprint envisioned by the Auckland Unitary Plan.
The building has gone - but the materials live on
The aging Norman King Building in the middle of Northcote is no more.
From maunga to lagoon, wind breathes light into footbridge
Environmental cues light new bridge, already a hit with Panmure locals.
Whai shines 3D light on Māori string game at Silo Park
Whai is a captivating light-based artwork by Janine Williams, suspended and intertwined across the Gantry at Silo Park until 5 October.
Pre-Election Report: Auckland Council’s key issues for incoming elected members
Auckland Council’s Pre-Election Report identifies six key issues for the council’s next Governing Body.
The best of the Wests: Te Puna Creative Hub celebrates Outrageous Fortune
Auckland’s screen production sector delivered $940 million to the region’s economy in 2024, with 1700 businesses employing 4300 people.
Big changes in midtown, with major upgrades nearing completion
Auckland’s midtown area is being transformed. As major works progress, we’re seeing new public spaces, better transport links, and future-ready infrastructure come to life.
