Describes what could develop in the future housing market if the current rate of construction fails to increase. Summary Empty Nests, Crowded Houses: Building for an ageing population is our latest publication on housing affordability in New Zealand. It describes what could develop in the future housing market if the current rate of construction fails to increase. The report is based on demographic projections which predict that under a range of scenarios, the population is likely to be larger and older. This in turn will increase future housing demand as a larger population will demand more houses, and an older population often leads to a decline in household size, so there are also less people per household. The building industry must h...
New Zealand, like much of the developed world, has an ageing population. This fact is accompanied by...
Background:Skyrocketing house prices and land values have driven the rise of medium density housing ...
This paper outlines the key demographic forces shaping New Zealand’s future. It ranges broadly acros...
The baby boomer generation (1946-1964) represents a population bulge that isn’t replicated in the yo...
This research explores New Zealand’s current trends, development and future needs for the ageing pop...
With the rise in the number of people aged 65+ in New Zealand, it seems increasingly important that ...
Statistics New Zealand estimates that by 2031, one in four Canterbury residents will be aged 65+ (Ca...
Population projections by Statistics New Zealand indicate that the New Zealand resident population w...
The growing demand in New Zealand for suitable affordable housing options is at present a regular fe...
New Zealand state pensioner housing needs to be upgraded if it is to continue to meet the requiremen...
The age structure of New Zealand’s population is expected to undergo a dramatic change in the next f...
With house prices rising so rapidly, many New Zealand families find the stretch to homeownership bey...
Problem statement: The demographics of New Zealand are changing and the country is getting older. Th...
What happens when the home expects the unexpected? Since the beginning of the current housing price...
The National Policy Statement on Urban Development Capacity (NPS-UDC) provides national direction fr...
New Zealand, like much of the developed world, has an ageing population. This fact is accompanied by...
Background:Skyrocketing house prices and land values have driven the rise of medium density housing ...
This paper outlines the key demographic forces shaping New Zealand’s future. It ranges broadly acros...
The baby boomer generation (1946-1964) represents a population bulge that isn’t replicated in the yo...
This research explores New Zealand’s current trends, development and future needs for the ageing pop...
With the rise in the number of people aged 65+ in New Zealand, it seems increasingly important that ...
Statistics New Zealand estimates that by 2031, one in four Canterbury residents will be aged 65+ (Ca...
Population projections by Statistics New Zealand indicate that the New Zealand resident population w...
The growing demand in New Zealand for suitable affordable housing options is at present a regular fe...
New Zealand state pensioner housing needs to be upgraded if it is to continue to meet the requiremen...
The age structure of New Zealand’s population is expected to undergo a dramatic change in the next f...
With house prices rising so rapidly, many New Zealand families find the stretch to homeownership bey...
Problem statement: The demographics of New Zealand are changing and the country is getting older. Th...
What happens when the home expects the unexpected? Since the beginning of the current housing price...
The National Policy Statement on Urban Development Capacity (NPS-UDC) provides national direction fr...
New Zealand, like much of the developed world, has an ageing population. This fact is accompanied by...
Background:Skyrocketing house prices and land values have driven the rise of medium density housing ...
This paper outlines the key demographic forces shaping New Zealand’s future. It ranges broadly acros...