Auckland Council
Government, Auckland Council 'agree to disagree' on contentious rates capping plan
10th Apr 26, 1:28pm
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Government, Auckland Council 'agree to disagree' on contentious rates capping plan
As the Government's signs its first 'city deal', Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says it's committed to exploring an accommodation levy in 2027 while Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown thinks it will ultimately happen
10th Apr 26, 12:30pm
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As the Government's signs its first 'city deal', Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says it's committed to exploring an accommodation levy in 2027 while Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown thinks it will ultimately happen
‘Let Auckland get on with building Auckland’: Government to introduce legislation that bumps housing capacity requirement in Auckland’s housing intensification plan from 2 million to 1.4 million
31st Mar 26, 12:54pm
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‘Let Auckland get on with building Auckland’: Government to introduce legislation that bumps housing capacity requirement in Auckland’s housing intensification plan from 2 million to 1.4 million
New homes being completed each month in Auckland down 463 from 2024 peak
New dwelling completions in Auckland likely to bottom out at around 14,000 this year then pick back up to around 15,500 next year
6th Mar 26, 12:23pm
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New dwelling completions in Auckland likely to bottom out at around 14,000 this year then pick back up to around 15,500 next year
Peter Drennan says Auckland's messy housing debate has clarified. We now know who actually wants to fix the housing crisis and who's strip-mining it for political advantage
27th Feb 26, 9:16am
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Peter Drennan says Auckland's messy housing debate has clarified. We now know who actually wants to fix the housing crisis and who's strip-mining it for political advantage
Hecklers to 'shagging spiders': Lively housing reset sparks Wayne Brown-David Seymour showdown
19th Feb 26, 5:05pm
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Hecklers to 'shagging spiders': Lively housing reset sparks Wayne Brown-David Seymour showdown
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Auckland housing intensification plan: Government ‘softens’ housing capacity requirement from 2 million to 1.6 million, Housing Minister Chris Bishop to investigate ‘planning provisions that are holding back city centre’
19th Feb 26, 12:15pm
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Auckland housing intensification plan: Government ‘softens’ housing capacity requirement from 2 million to 1.6 million, Housing Minister Chris Bishop to investigate ‘planning provisions that are holding back city centre’
Dramatic downturn in new home completions in Auckland late last year, Auckland Council figures show
3rd Feb 26, 10:08am
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Dramatic downturn in new home completions in Auckland late last year, Auckland Council figures show
Auckland's housing supply is about to get more spatially concentrated under Plan Change 120, implying more housing choice, better use of infrastructure, and higher productivity
15th Jan 26, 2:22pm
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Auckland's housing supply is about to get more spatially concentrated under Plan Change 120, implying more housing choice, better use of infrastructure, and higher productivity
Despite the downturn in residential construction, new home completions in Auckland are up by more than 50% compared to pre-Covid levels
12th Dec 25, 1:14pm
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Despite the downturn in residential construction, new home completions in Auckland are up by more than 50% compared to pre-Covid levels
Auckland Councillor says if politicians don’t take the lead on climate change adaptation, ‘it’s going to be done in a pretty blunt way because reinsurers are not going to back it up’
15th Nov 25, 9:00am
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Auckland Councillor says if politicians don’t take the lead on climate change adaptation, ‘it’s going to be done in a pretty blunt way because reinsurers are not going to back it up’
Residential building completions in Auckland are down by 21.5% compared to last year's peak but the slump continues to flatten
29th Sep 25, 2:36pm
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Residential building completions in Auckland are down by 21.5% compared to last year's peak but the slump continues to flatten
New Auckland Council analysis shows land values reveal where people want to live. Demand for housing is strongest near jobs, transport, and services. Zoning shapes development potential and how land can be used productively and flexibly
27th Sep 25, 9:10am
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New Auckland Council analysis shows land values reveal where people want to live. Demand for housing is strongest near jobs, transport, and services. Zoning shapes development potential and how land can be used productively and flexibly
The 1208 new homes completed in Auckland in June was down 8.6% year-on-year