Auckland Housing Market

Meanwhile, an economist says the Reserve Bank has further room to flex its muscles to try and cool the Auckland housing market. Audio

New rules aimed at taking some of the heat out of the Auckland housing market come into force today. Audio

Auckland homes could become twice as affordable in fifteen years time, through higher density housing, and lower construction costs. Audio

Auckland homes could become twice as affordable in fifteen years time, through higher density housing, and lower construction costs. Audio

The Finance Minister Bill English has used a speech on housing affordability to warn of the risk of a price crash in the overheated Auckland market. Audio

Auckland teachers are warning of staff shortages in the city's schools because their pay is not keeping up with house prices. Audio

Social housing providers are asking why the Government is providing funding for new emergency housing in Auckland, instead of giving extra support to those already doing the job. Audio

The Government wants Housing New Zealand to move faster on building and improving homes in Auckland. Auckland correspondent Todd Niall reports. Audio

The Finance Minister Bill English says the Auckland's housing market is on fire and people may get burnt. Audio

The Reserve Bank says Auckland's housing market is now in dangerous territory and that house prices there are simply not sustainable. Audio

The accounting firm, PWC, says concern about Auckland's overheated housing market and the state of the rural industry are weighing on the banking sector, despite an improvement in bed debt. Audio

The standoff between the government and Auckland council over special housing areas, this weeks budget, and the UK election result. Audio

Todd Niall explores if Auckland needs extra support from government. Audio

With Todd Niall. Audio

With Jonno Ingerson - Director of Research - for the property information and analytics company, CoreLogic, which provides market analysis for Quotable Value. Audio