Interest.co.nz·3 min read·medium

New housing consents surge - non-residential consents slump

New housing consents surge - non-residential consents slump
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New Zealand residential building consents reached a four-year high in the June quarter, with over 10,000 new dwellings approved. Conversely, non-residential construction activity saw a significant decline, marking its lowest Q2 level since 2021.

The number of new homes being consented hit a four year high in the June quarter (Q2).

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