No budget measures to fix housing woes angers industry chief
The Property Institute hoped the budget would contain a suite of measures to incentivise private buyers to build rather than buy existing homes.
The budget’s failure to alleviate the Auckland housing shortage gives the impression the government either doesn’t understand the extent of the problem or doesn’t care, Property Institute chief executive Ashley Church says.
The institute was hoping the budget would contain a suite of measures to
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Sally Lindsay
Fri, 26 May 2017
Fri, 26 May 2017
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