Post by Brent George on Jul 10, 2022 20:50:51 GMT
Building more houses, faster - the Government project to drastically shorten the amount of time it takes to build a house
Stuff - Business: 10-July-2022
Kāinga Ora normally takes 18 months put shovels in the ground on a new multi-unit development. A new project has so far cut that time down to two months.
When it comes to the speed at which the Government is building houses, nobody is happy.
Housing Minister Megan Woods told the Social Services and Community select committee this week that 1232 new public houses and 583 transitional houses would be built this year, an achievement she acknowledged “certainly is shy of what the original ‘statement of performance expectation’ target was”
Stuff - Business: 10-July-2022
Kāinga Ora normally takes 18 months put shovels in the ground on a new multi-unit development. A new project has so far cut that time down to two months.
When it comes to the speed at which the Government is building houses, nobody is happy.
Housing Minister Megan Woods told the Social Services and Community select committee this week that 1232 new public houses and 583 transitional houses would be built this year, an achievement she acknowledged “certainly is shy of what the original ‘statement of performance expectation’ target was”