Better things are possible
Malcolm McCracken, Kiri Crossland, Darren DavisArticles discussing housing, urbanism, and policy in Aotearoa
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Graduated Density Zoning, a condition for opting out of the Medium Density Residential Standards?
Enabling intensification through upzoning, like these developments in Ranui, West Auckland, is critical for housing affordability and choice.
The state of our railways - How did we get here and how do we get back on track?
Soon Wellington Railway Station will be much quieter on weekends.
The tale of two TODs
Avondale has hundreds of new apartments planned under construction or recently completed close to the train station. (McCracken, 2024)
The Labour Government's record on housing and the challenges for the incoming government
New social housing nearing completion by Kāinga Ora and Soho Group in Ngāmotu - New Plymouth
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