Auckland is making a major change to its planning rules which could enable millions of new homes.

No insulation, flaking paint, questionable pipes and all my old furniture and artwork. At the auction, bidding was competitive. 

After two years of major housing, infrastructure and planning reforms, Chris Bishop may have done more for the abundance agenda than any other politician on the planet.

Rail could save Canterbury from carmageddon – before it's too late.

The only cure for homelessness is homes, but responsible policing plays an important role in manage the symptoms.

Detailed data analysis by The Spinoff reveals an incredible true fact: people live in houses.

Joel MacManus visits Vancouver, where a First Nation is building a massive complex of apartment towers on its reserve land, with no city council approval required. Could this be the future of iwi-led housing in Aotearoa?

The government's new earthquake-prone building rules aren't without risks, but they might finally give Wellington the confidence to grow.

In a town of empty houses, affordable housing is out of reach for many.

When is a bedroom not a bedroom?

Will residents choose a known quantity or a new direction?

They say Parnell doesn’t have the infrastructure to support apartments, and we should build on farmland instead. Really though?

Overseas investors will soon be able to nab their very own slice of Aotearoa paradise – as long as that slice is suitably pricey.

A deep dive into the unintentional political commentary of a weird internet game made by an anti-density activist group.

It looks like we might finally be letting people build houses in Kingsland, Mt Eden and Mt Albert, and some of our councillors are absolutely ropeable.