Snags were around tolling the roads And so yesterday the Prime Minister announced what this blog thought was going to happen for the last few years now. That is … Continue reading #CRL Redux From Yesterday
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Snags were around tolling the roads And so yesterday the Prime Minister announced what this blog thought was going to happen for the last few years now. That is … Continue reading #CRL Redux From Yesterday
Key announces plans for Government to support Council starting CRL in 2018 The Prime Minister has just finished giving his speech to the Auckland Chamber of Commerce lunch where … Continue reading Government Confirms to City Rail Link Starting 2018 #AKLPols . Thank You Len!
State of the Nation to focus on Auckland today At 12pm today the Prime Minister will give his State of the Nation speech at a Chamber of Commerce lunch … Continue reading 12pm the PM gives the Speech with the #CRL Package
Two Cities that Complement Each Other Is Auckland a tale of two Cities? I would argue yes and Professor Greg Clark who is a global cities expert would also agree. … Continue reading Auckland: Indeed a Tale of Two Cities
Something seems a miss Apparently this stretch of Ponsonby Road near the intersection with K and Great North Roads is meant to be a cycle-lane (that is the piece … Continue reading Err That Going to be a Cycle-Lane?
First stages of large-scale housing supply working its way through I see the Herald posted a Demographia related story on Auckland’s housing affordability even though prices have stabilised off … Continue reading Housing: Product of a Reactive Government
There is a moral to this story #Kiwi #newZealand #planning humor.The temporal element to understanding land use impacts.There is no pill for stupid pic.twitter.com/Snu2M1Z9Mv — Bob Lehman (@fellowplanner) January … Continue reading A Planning (and Community) Maxim
Herald Editorial – The Breakdown The Herald produced a somewhat interesting editorial in relation to Auckland and its housing. You can read the full editorial HERE. However, the piece … Continue reading Government Again Lags While Council Actually Gets Stuff Done #AKLPols
Latest AT-HOP data shows strong growth across the rail network We know the rail network is experienced growth at 25.4% over the last 12 months and that subsidy required … Continue reading Manukau Station Patronage Surges 118% #BetterAuckland
Cities Skylines Addition simulates what Auckland is to go through Cities Skylines announced today that they are releasing a second expansion pack (after After Dark) that will bring in … Continue reading Layton City, Light Rail and Oh Look – Auckland!