Better things are possible
Malcolm McCracken, Kiri Crossland, Darren Davis, Common Ground AotearoaArticles discussing housing, urbanism, and policy in Aotearoa
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Progress on the Carrington (UNITEC) housing development
In 2023, I published the following post on the plans for the development of land that was formerly part of the Carrington UNITEC Campus. Two years on, as the first residents are about to move in, what has progressed? What do we know about t...
Improving Local Government Representation in New Zealand
A bus shelter advertisement reminding people to enrol or update their details for local elections by August 1 2025, 10 weeks before the voting closes.
Supermarket shake-up: How fast-track and government land could boost competition
Increasing competition in the grocery sector is a goal of this government (and the previous), but what can be done to achieve this? (Image credit: Georgia Kahan)
How land prices shape development patterns
Land values are an underdiscussed (outside of a small corner of economists and nerds) but important topic we should want more planners, policy analysts, politicians and the general public to understand. By land values, I am referring specif...
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Writer at Better things are possible
Budding urban nerd.
Transport urbanist, car-free, transit nerd, big city fan, travel addict, gay, multilingual. RTs/Links ≠ endorsement. Views my own.
Advocating for Land Value Rates in local government to make housing more affordable in New Zealand.
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