Housing Rethink: Govt Set to Slash 2m-Home Plan and Pull Back From Auckland Suburbs
Cabinet reduces Auckland's housing capacity target from 2 million to 1.6 million dwellings to address political and livability concerns while maintaining growth needs.
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Bishop to slash 400,000 dwellings from Auckland's 2m capacity requirement
Analysis: If media reports are right that Chris Bishop took soundings on a pre-Christmas leadership bid (and I myself haven’t even taken soundings on whether this did happen!) then it’s probably also true that a looming announcement is the dead rat he must swallow as punishment. He’ll front up to the business-backed Committee for Auckland at lunchtime, to reveal the changes the Government is imposing on the city’s planning – an unusually clunky …
Government cuts Auckland housing capacity target to 1.6 Million
Stock photo. The Government has announced it will amend the Resource Management Act (RMA) to reduce the minimum housing capacity requirement under Auckland Council’s Plan Change 120 from just over two million homes to at least 1.6 million, a move Housing and RMA Reform Minister Chris Bishop says will better align growth with infrastructure and community support — but which opposition parties have labelled a ‘humiliating backdown’ for Bishop. Spe…
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