NZ Urban Development news from the media | 26 Jan 2021 | New Public Housing Plan announced

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New Public Housing Plan announced

The Government has released its Public Housing Plan 2021-2024 which outlines the intention of where 8,000 additional public and transitional housing places announced in Budget 2020, will go.

“The Government is committed to continuing its public house build programme at pace and scale. The extra 8,000 homes – 6000 public housing places and 2,000 transitional housing places -  reinforces the Government’s investment in public housing. The plan confirms we are on track to deliver over 18,000 extra places by 2024,” says Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. 

“This is not only delivering more warm, dry public housing for those most vulnerable to housing shortages, but also boosts economic activity, jobs in the building sector, employment and apprenticeship opportunities for young people.

https://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/new-public-housing-plan-announced


$40m Herne Bay Countdown

Auckland's wealthiest suburb is getting a new $40 million Countdown, and agents who brokered the deal say there's appetite for at least two more supermarkets in the area.

Ray White commercial directors Finn Hurst and Mike Hoeft negotiated the lease for the new Countdown Metro on the corner of Jervois Road and Kelmarna Avenue, in Herne Bay.

The 2342sqm site of the new supermarket is owned by Auckland property investor Ben Cook and developer Kurt Gibbons, through their joint company Kremlin Capital.

oneroof.co.nz/news/herne-bay-countdown-agents-say-theres-room-for-two-more-supermarkets-38905

Auckland Ferry Basin Redevelopment project reaches major milestone

Another major milestone for the Ferry Basin Redevelopment project has been met with the final canopy installed on the west side of Queens Wharf above the gangway accessing the new ferry pontoons.

The canopy weighed 105 tonnes and was installed from a floating barge using two cranes. The canopy is 65 metres long, 15 metres wide and will provide shelter for up to 250 ferry passengers.

https://ourauckland.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/articles/news/2021/01/ferry-basin-redevelopment-project-reaches-major-milestone/

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