Housing

The government has signalled it's considering introducing legislation that would give police the power to issue move-on orders to remove unhoused people from Auckland's city centre.

The government has revealed more details on how homeowners can be protected under its proposed proportionate liability system for the Building Act.

Tenants have more control in the rental market than they have for a while, but recent rulings show some landlords are still getting it wrong.

Darren Williams has twice appeared before the Tenancy Tribunal this year over the way he has treated tenants at Auckland properties.

Forrest Tan says he's still to receive a cent of that though from the owner of the abandoned project in Auckland's Epsom

Murray Hill, who's been warned multiple times that his property wasn't up to standard, has been ordered to pay $33,000, remove industrial rubbish and repair holes in the roof and walls of a boarding…

The Tenancy Tribunal took action against Murray Lawrence Hill, who has a long history of complaints.

Depending on the mix of housing types, it will represent significant growth for the district's population of 4200.

At its peak, there were more than 240 families place across 13 motels. Now there are zero.

At its peak, there were more than 240 families place across 13 motels. Now there are zero.

The Real Estate Institute has released its latest data that show the number of sales across the country was up 6.4 percent year-on-year in the month, at 7505.

The email addresses of more than a thousand Auckland tenants were exposed in a group email from the state housing agency.

A housing trust has been given a peppercorn lease and the green light to build up to 10 relocatable homes in South Brighton, for people living rough.