Insolvency specialist Wayne Hofer says the market’s “eerily quiet”, but expects it could be the calm before the storm with economic conditions ideal for a large increase in business insolvencies.
In April, Auckland Council will be asking Aucklanders for feedback on some changes to the Auckland Unitary Plan – our city’s planning rulebook – to allow for more housing at greater heights and density.
So, what are the changes? And why are they needed?…
As Auckland grows, our city needs a wider variety of new homes, giving Aucklanders more choices to live closer to the everyday things they need.
More homes, like apartments and townhouses, are the smartest solution to meeting not only today’s housing…
Going predator free in the Kaipara has been given a boost following a Rodney Local Board decision to appoint a Rodney West co-ordinator last year.Chair Phelan Pirrie says with environmental restoration a key priority for the community and local board, it…
Construction of a new park and ride in Warkworth is leaping ahead with the installation of a long line of piles for the interior walkway and a clear outline of the area visible by emerging kerb and channel works.
The Warkworth Community Transport Hub at…
The impact of Omicron is being felt across Tāmaki Makaurau, affecting some Auckland Council services, including aspects of our building consents work, requiring us to adapt and prioritise.
General Manager of Building Consents Ian McCormick says that…
The past two years for the housing market will be remembered as a “bizarre period” with measures designed to smooth volatility generating significant ups and downs instead.