It is estimated that up to 900 homes could be brought to market early, due to the new RDU which aims to de-risk large developments by underwriting construction of residential developments of 30+ homes.
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Tariff concessions have applied to many materials used in residential construction since 2014. The government has decided not to re-impose these tariffs.
Working with industry experts, MBIE has developed guidance about how external cladding systems should be tested for fire spread performance.
To promote healthier houses, New Zealand Green Building Council launched the HomeFit initiative in November 2018. We've asked the NZGBC to give us an update on the uptake and initial learnings from the first three months.
A look at the fifth year of a five-year programme that follows progress of an industry control group in accelerating the introduction of BIM into NZ.
Registrations are now open for a prefabricated home design competition promoted by APL Window Solutions with the support of NZIA and Built Smart.
EBOSS and the BIM Acceleration Committee are pleased to announce the findings from the fourth survey of our five-year programme that follows the progress of the adoption of Building Information Modelling (BIM) into New Zealand.
MBIE has released an important announcement regarding the scope for Building Code Verification Method C/VM2 Framework for Fire Safety Design.
EBOSS has been recognised as a leading business support organisation at the 2017 AUT Business School Excellence in Business Support Awards.
Do you know that the 31st of May 2017 marked the beginning of fire rating for exterior cladding over 7m in height?
MBIE is seeking industry feedback on the current fire safety regulations for New Zealand buildings, up until the 14th of July 2017.
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