Christchurch City Council is looking for help to redevelop 22 former social housing units back into housing for the community.
By the end of this month nearly all tenants living in Ōtautahi Community Housing Trust (OCHT) homes will have heat pumps to keep themselves warm.
Christchurch City Council will borrow $10 million so it can fast-track work on making its social housing units warmer and drier.
Christchurch City Council has approved feedback on the first part of the Government’s Going for Housing Growth package of proposals.
The temporary housing erected on Linwood Park after the earthquakes will start to be removed in February.
Christchurch City Council is working on a new process to ensure subdivisions have all the appropriate approvals before starting construction.
Ninety new social housing units will be built on the old Brougham Village site in Sydenham by the Ōtautahi Community Housing Trust (OCHT).
Christchurch’s bid to opt out of further housing intensification has been accepted.
Christchurch City Council is exploring a new approach with its Christchurch Housing Initiative funding after running into regulatory barriers with the existing project.
The remainder of public hearings for Christchurch City Council’s proposed Plan Change 14 have been postponed following a decision released today by the independent hearings panel.