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Salesforce Inc. co-founder and Chief Executive Marc Benioff warned Tuesday that the company's upcoming Dreamforce conference could be its last in San...

Misleading assumptions undermine the plans credibility International treaties likely make plan impossible Results in tiny pool of potential overseas buyers The centrepiece of National’s tax increases that’s been booked to pay for half their tax cuts ...

A new report from Auditor-General John Ryan has found that the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development has made some significant achievements in its five years leading the system. The Ministry’s challenge now, he says, is to lead the delivery of its ...

Some programs could ease housing burdens for hundreds or thousands of households, but Congress has only approved a miserly amount of money for them.

Our 55-and-over residence offers a low maintenance home in a community with plenty of amenities and surrounded by caring people. But there are downsides.

People who want more tents cleared chanted "save our streets," while a smaller crowd of those supporting the injunction rallied on the sidewalk besides them,...

Kansas City schools rent homes to teachers starting at $400 a month to recruit more amid a national shortage

The Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) is calling for better monitoring of housing stock, particularly private rentals, as new research reveals the overall stock of available affordable rental housing declined over the past five years relative to ...

The Hutt Voluntary Heritage Group has claimed victory after today’s report from an independent panel assessing the Hutt City Council’s intensification plans recommended all proposed heritage areas be dropped. Under the Council’s proposed Plan Change ...

Could office-to-housing conversions play a material role in solving the housing crisis? Brookings Metro fellow Tracy Hadden Loh discusses the challenges.