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Housing Minister Maryan Street today announced the re-appointment of three members of the Housing New Zealand Corporation board.

National’s claim the government is lauding its new housing bill as the silver bullet to the housing affordability problem is simply wrong - but it’s part of the solution and aspiring ho

The first reading speech of the Bill which enables territorial authorities to promote the provision of affordable housing to low-and-moderate income households.

The Property Council’s criticisms of the Affordable Housing: Enabling Territorial Authorities Bill, introduced yesterday, show it is out of touch with community concerns.

Housing Minister Maryan Street today opened a $5m housing complex in Christchurch, a joint venture between Housing New Zealand Corporation and the Christchurch City Council.

Housing Minister Maryan Street opens a $5m housing complex in Richmond, Christchurch

Affordable Housing: Enabling Territorial Authorities Bill introduced to Parliament Housing Minister Maryan Street today introduced a Bill designed to stimulate the provision of more affordable hous

Housing Minister Maryan Street opens the National Homelessness Conference at Te Papa.

Claims of tenancy damage by National misleading

Speech at Architecture Week, Monday 15 October 2007, Britomart Centre, Auckland

Major milestone reached of 3000 families taking up Welcome Home Loans

response by Minister of Housing to quality of state housing concerns raised by Tariana Turia

First state house anniversary 70 years

Older people to benefit through Housing Innovation Fund

National Party leader opposes affordable housing development in his own electorate

National wedded to the failed policies that helped it lose the 1999 election

The government is to give $2 million to part fund a pilot shared home ownership initiative for key workers in and around Queenstown

A $43.6 million package in Budget 2007 takes two highly successful housing programmes into new areas of the country, helping more Kiwi families

Budget 2007 sets aside $1.4 million for the design of a shared equity housing scheme, help more young New Zealanders own their own home

Address to the Annual Congress of the Canadian Housing and Renewal Association

By Housing Minister Chris Carter

New Zealand banks should consider introducing shared equity products similar to that recently announced by the Adelaide Bank in Australia

Carter to assist a parliamentary select committee inquiry into housing affordability.

Affordable housing secured in Wellington