Auckland Apartments Boost New-Home Consents
Consents for new homes nationwide rose 15 per cent in March compared to the previous month, boosted by proposed apartments in Auckland, townhouses, and other multi-unit projects, Statistics New Zealand says.
14 October 2021
Nearly 3,000 new homes nationwide were given consents in March. Of these, 1,082 were in Auckland, and included 492 stand-alone houses, 361 apartments, 221 townhouses, flats, and units, and eight retirement village units.
“About three-quarters of the new apartments consented in March were in Auckland, boosted by three large projects,” construction statistics manager Melissa McKenzie says in a press release.
Stand-alone houses still accounted for 60 per cent of all new homes which received consents across the country in March.
First published 1 May, 2018
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