Alphabet soup of initiatives to boost housing infrastructure
ANALYSIS: Affordability horse has bolted. It will take decades of investment to rein it in.
Maria Slade
Mon, 02 May 2022
Peter Cooney has run a building company for the past 25 years and knows a thing or two about residential development.
His Classic Group owns 136ha of the planned 300ha Tauriko West project on Tauranga’s fringe and, together with local authorities, Waka Kotahi, other landowners, and iwi, has
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Maria Slade
Mon, 02 May 2022
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Alphabet soup of initiatives to boost housing infrastructure
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