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Report for Auckland Council Auckland Council is undertaking a review of the Addison development in Takanini, Auckland. One aspect of this review is an assessment of urban design outcomes for the area. Addison is a master planned, greenfields housing development approximately 25km south of the Auckland city centre.

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An overview of the Auckland economy for December 2019, in charts and graphs and with some commentary. Previous updates.

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A summary of statistics for housing in Auckland including: the number of dwellings consented the types of dwellings code compliance certificates issued etc. December highlights 1361 dwellings were consented in October 2019. In the year ending October 2019, 14,918 dwellings were consented in the region.

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Transforming Auckland; Transforming Northland UNISCS.  November 2019 The Upper North Island Supply Chain Strategy Working Group was asked by Cabinet to undertake a comprehensive review of New Zealand’s freight and logistics sector for the Upper North Island, including ports. This review will guide the development and delivery of a strategy for the Upper North Island to ensure the supply chain is fit for purpose in the long-term.

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The December 2019 edition of the Auckland Council Research and Evaluation Unit's newsletter. Articles: Auckland's urban forests Bees in the city Buoys in Tāmaki Strait  Development strategy reporting Emerging contaminants.

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Addison is a large-scale master planned community located in Takanini, South Auckland. Construction commenced in 2003 and it is due for completion in late 2019, at which time there will be approximately 1200 dwellings. It has been developed in eight stages.

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Safeswim is Auckland’s programme for informing the public about beach and lagoon water quality to prevent illnesses. In 2017, the programme was significantly overhauled and Auckland Council’s Research and Evaluation Unit (RIMU) was asked to evaluate the impact of these changes. This report is a follow-up to that initial evaluation.

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He hītori mō te hanga ā-tāone o Tāmaki Makaurau This publication outlines the development of Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland’s urban form, from pre-colonial Māori settlement to the modern Auckland metropolis. It attempts to capture the context and main drivers behind the growth of the city, including infrastructure provision, housing development, and in later decades, town planning. The analysis is chronological and discussion is divided into one or two decades at a time.