Renting a home The change in rental affordability indicator compares changes in rental prices for new tenancies with the growth in median household disposable (after tax) income. Factors that can affect rental affordability are: Rental prices Household disposable income Saving for a deposit The change in deposit affordability indicator compares changes in...

The National Policy Statement on Urban Development directs local authorities to enable greater supply and ensure that planning is responsive to changes in demand, while seeking to ensure that new development capacity enabled by councils is of a form and in locations that meet the diverse needs of communities and encourages well-functioning, liveable urban...

This is the unabridged dataset which the Local Housing Statistics uses. It is a compendium of already published material from Census, HUD and other Government Agencies. The dashboard is usually published around the 25th of each month, and as such the timing of this publication may be out of sync to the original data sources. This publication is designed...

Outputs at TA level for monitoring public housing outcomes. This is not an exhaustive set of data. Three files are provided. Social Housing Tenancies. Tenants in public homes may pay an income-related rent determined by the Ministry of Social Development, with the amount generally set at 25 percent of their net income. Or pay market rent set by the...

Self reporting from 2021 HES survey about dwelling condition relating to Warm and ruy, or problems around Damp or Mould; by ethnicity

HES results around Tenure and Housing Status by Ethnicity, back to 2018.

Product of bespoke data request. Median, lower quartile, upper quartile statistics for: • Household income (gross and disposable) • Rental payments By regional council and sector of landlord and household composition. Timeseries: year ended June 2019 – 2020 Source: Stats NZ Household Economic Surveys

Median, lower quartile, upper quartile statistics for: • Household income for renters • Rental payments By region (Regional Council, Territorial Authority, Auckland local board) and sector of landlord and household composition. Timeseries: 2001, 2006, 2013, 2018 Source: Stats NZ Censuses of Population and Dwellings

Summary For People in HES households for the year ended June 2020. Prepared for HUD by Stats NZ. Breakdowns based on the following themes: Damp or Mould; Keep House Warm; Warm Dry; and, Keep Warm.

From Household Economic Surveys: gross and disposable income, for personal, household, and equivalised household (modified OECD scale), by regional council, and New Zealand (timeseries from 2006/07 – 2018/19)

Household Economic Survey 2018-19 Warm and Dry, including Māori households This information provides a point-in-time snapshot of the experiences of Māori households as reported in the Household Economic Survey for the year ended 30 June 2019. For the purpose of this data request, a ‘Māori household’ was identified as a household where at least one person...

The HAM is an experimental statistical series that uses several measures to understand housing affordability in New Zealand. Affordability is calculated using data from Stats NZ's Integrated Data Infrastructure (IDI) to measure income at the household level. There are three main measures of affordability, each of which can be applied to renting and...