Government MPs 10x more likely to be landlords than general population
Recently released documents show that 28% of MPs in the Coalition Government own rental or investment properties, compared with an... More →
Recently released documents show that 28% of MPs in the Coalition Government own rental or investment properties, compared with an... More →
Renters United has launched their campaign against ‘no-cause evictions’ claiming the reintroduction of no cause evictions will lead to worse... More →
Renters and advocates from across the country shared their stories, while Renters United put three policy asks to the candidates.
A new coalition has launched election scorecards, assessing the ability of the major parties to respond to the social and... More →
Today Renters United has warned its members of a new service launched by illion Tenancy that allows landlords to be notified if... More →
Today Renters United alongside 11 other organisations including the Child Poverty Action Group, the Manawatu Tenants Union, and New Zealand Union of Students' Associations have sent an open letter to Trade Me demanding they take action to stop illegal rental property listings running rampant on their website.
A City for People, Generation Zero, and Renters United welcome the cross-partisan announcement today that the National Policy Statement on Urban Development (NPS-UD) will be strengthened with a fast-tracked medium-density zone and its implementation brought forward by a year.
A City for People, Generation Zero, and Renters United are elated that Wellington City Councillors passed a more ambitious Spatial Plan today that goes above and beyond the original Draft Spatial Plan. They have taken real action on the housing crisis and will ensure we provide more homes for all.
Renters have been hit hardest by the housing crisis. Not only are they locked out of the buyers market due to ever increasing rents, but the severe lack of supply has left many with no choice but to live in substandard, overcrowded housing. These new policy announcements do nothing to help us in the short term.
The Labour government brought in the second phase of the Residential Tenancies Amendment Act in February. Were you aware of what these changes were?