Housing
News284 Results
Builders taught to protect waterways in Flat Bush
More than 100 people from the building industry attended a small sites expo designed to educated about Auckland's waterways.
Closing the gap - sediment control from the start
The Strategic Approach to Sediment programme was developed by staff during 2018 and endorsed by the Environment and Community Committee in December 2018. This was in recognition of the need to develop regional scale mechanisms to drive a reversal...
Will Auckland house prices follow Australia?
Falling house prices in Australia’s biggest cities has led to speculation that Auckland will follow. Auckland Council’s Chief Economist, David Norman compares the two markets.
Statement on Te Onekiritea
Auckland Council wants good-faith negotiation with Homes, Land and Communities Limited.
Long skinny houses only on new Franklin section
Franklin Local Board has approved the sale of the 120 metre long and two metre wide section in Beachlands.
Calling the city centre home
More than 50,000 people now call the city centre home, and the population is climbing as improvements to public transport, walking and cycling safety, and open spaces make it a more desirable place to live.
Dwelling consents set new records in Auckland
Dwelling consents in Auckland continue to break records.
Urban wetland taking shape in Takanini
Tens of thousands of tonnes of peat are being dug out to complete a massive 2.3km wetland stormwater channel in Takanini.
- Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 6
- …
- 36
- Next Page
