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How much will Aucklanders pay to live close to a heritage area?
Recent research has revealed Aucklanders are prepared to pay more for a house close to a scheduled heritage place.
Opinion: Auckland's emerging story
Auckland Design Champion Ludo Campbell-Reid takes stock of how fast the region is changing.
Opinion: the true cost of building consents
Penny Pirrit, Auckland Council's Director Regulatory Services, sets the record straight about building consents.
Council green lights next step to unlock $300 million housing fund
Auckland Council today moved a step closer to unlocking up to $300 million in funding for housing infrastructure in the northwest.
Car park-less buildings - the way of the future?
Ludo Campbell-Reid discusses a new car park-less building on TVNZ's Breakfast
Briefing to incoming government
We've provided the new government with an overview on major issues and opportunities facing Auckland.
What's really happening to house prices?
The latest fall in Auckland house prices is not big at all. It's certainly a market adjustment but its not a crash.
ACP cladding investigation update
Auckland Council’s investigation into buildings across the Auckland region that potentially have aluminum composite panels (ACP) in their construction is nearing completion.
A quick guide to property revaluations
Each year, the council’s budget sets out the amount of rates needed to keep Auckland running. Once the budget is set, we need to work out how much each ratepayer should pay.
New homes set to meet Homestar rating
Panuku adopts Homestar rating to deliver healthier, more energy efficient homes for Auckland.
A guide to cross lease properties
Cross leases can be complicated and not everyone is aware of their rights and responsibilities – or what Auckland Council’s obligations are.
Property revaluations have started
Auckland Council has started its three-yearly revaluation of all Auckland properties, to update the information used to determine the value of rateable properties.
Funding future greenfield infrastructure
Over the next 30 years, the cost for new infrastructure is around $20 billion to $30 billion. How should this be funded?
What can Auckland learn from Toronto?
The Auckland Conversations: Liveable=Affordable event was held on Friday 22 September at the Viaduct Events Centre, as part of the RMLA conference.
Auckland Unitary Plan update
Limited rights of appeal against Auckland Council’s decision to accept the recommendations made by the Independent Hearings Panel on Redhills Precinct are now available.
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