AdAPTA Home

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AdAPTA Home

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The current housing situation in New Zealand has pushed young New Zealander’s out of home ownership. A national shortage of housing stock, high house and land prices, off-shore investors, high student loans and the fact that incomes have not risen as rapidly as house prices has contributed to this situation. Young New Zealander’s are increasingly spending prolonged amounts of time flatting, renting or living with family in order to have the fundamental requirement of a roof over their head an...

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22 Nov 2021

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Williamson, Renée

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Adaptable / Mobile / Small / School: School of Architecture / 120101 Architectural Design / 870204 Residential Construction Design / Degree Discipline: Architecture / Degree Level: Masters / Degree Name: Master of Architecture (Professional) / Architectural Design / Architectural design

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