New Zealand's Annual New Home Consents Rise 7%, Says Stats NZ

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The number of new homes consented in New Zealand rose 7% in the year ended November 2025, helped by strong demand for multi-unit housing, Stats NZ said on Wednesday.

Total new homes consented in 2025 reached 35,969, with Auckland leading regional growth.

Within multi-unit homes, approval for apartments shot up 49% to 2,647. While the number of stand-alone house consents also increased 3.6% to 16,388.

The statistics agency said monthly figures for November reflected a continued upward trend in consents for both stand-alone houses and multi-unit homes.

A total of 3,517 new homes were consented during the month, up 14% year-on-year.

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