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auckland scoop co nz » Bolder Action Required To Fix Housing Emergency

Press Release – New Zealand National Party The Government’s public housing plan will fall well short of fixing New Zealand’s housing emergency, National’s Housing spokesperson Nicola Willis says. “The social housing waiting list is growing at an alarming rate. In the past 12 months alone another 7900 people put their hand up for a home. “At this rate, another 32,000 people could be on the waiting list by 2025. That makes today’s announcement a drop in the bucket when it comes to fixing New Zealand’s housing woes. “More and more Kiwis are being priced out of the private market as rents surge and house construction fails to keep up with demand.

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Woods can t promise state house hopefuls will be out of motels by end of Labour s term

Woods can t promise state house hopefuls will be out of motels by end of Labour s term Newshub 21/01/2021 © The AM Show Watch Housing Minister Megan Woods speak to The AM Show. Housing Minister Megan Woods cannot promise state house hopefuls they will be out of motels by the end of Labour s term in 2023. There are more than 22,000 people on the state house waiting list up from 5844 when Labour was elected in 2017, and with a housing shortage, state house hopefuls are put in motels funded by the Government - a policy introduced by National. The Government has built 4759 state homes since Labour was elected at the end of 2017, and there are plans to build an additional 8000 state and transitional homes, bringing the total to 18,000 by 2024.

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