this post was submitted on 15 Feb 2024
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I know someone who recently bought a new build with a triangle piece of grass about 1m wide and 2m long to the point of the triangle. Apparently the council required the developers to have some grass.
I think the Kaianga Ora developments help with a lot of this. They are government so can fight councils and get laws changed if needed, and they are building medium density housing. From what I've seen, they are largely in areas with public transport access. And they don't have to care about whether the housing type is in demand, houses are houses.
Just a shame that the new govt has pledged to gut them.