$177,000 (GST inclusive)

This includes co-funding of $62,500 from Te Puni Kokiri and $14,000 from the Department of Labour

The aim of this research is to investigate sub-regional housing demand in Northland to develop a deeper understanding of contemporary and future housing pressures within particular local housing markets.

$200,000 (GST inclusive)

This includes co-funding of $50,000 from the Auckland Regional Council

To undertake a housing market assessment in the Auckland region.

$250,000 (GST inclusive)

This includes co-funding of $90,000 from the Government Urban and Economic Development Office (GUEDO)

To investigate the key factors affecting the tenure and location choices of households headed by 20–40-year-olds, and the longer-term social, economic and environmental implications of those choices, in the Auckland Region, including implications for spatial planning and urban growth management.

$48 ,000 (GST inclusive)

The aim of this research is to understand why residential construction costs in New Zealand have increased more than costs in other sectors of the New Zealand economy. Particular emphasis will be on understanding the drivers of residential construction costs and the implications for future housing supply.