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Auckland Council quarterly monitoring report for the National Policy Statement on Urban Development Capacity. June 2018

Author:

Auckland Council Research and Evaluation Unit RIMU

Source:

Auckland Council

Publication date:

2018

Topics:

Demographics and society, Economy, business and industry, Housing, Land use

This report provides an overview of Auckland’s housing market using a selection of indicators. It is designed to meet the government’s National Policy Statement on Urban Development Capacity 2016 (NPS-UDC) monitoring requirements that require local authorities to be well informed about urban development activity and outcomes. This is achieved through the use of indicators on house prices, housing affordability and housing development.
NPS UDC Auckland Council quarterly monitoring report 06June 2018.pdf.page 1 Download PDF

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