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All parties on Housing
Housing · Party position

Green on Housing

Government-built public housing and stronger rights for renters

The Greens want the government to build a large number of public houses so everyone has a safe, warm home. They want to end homelessness by putting more support into communities. They also want to make renting fairer by stopping no-reason evictions, slowing rent increases, and lifting the quality of rental homes.

What they say they'll do

  • Large-scale government building of public housing
  • End homelessness through community-based housing-first support
  • Ban no-cause evictions for renters
  • Stabilise rent increases
  • Improve the quality standards of rental homes
  • Strengthen renters' rights overall

Who this affects

Renters
The party says it will end no-cause evictions, slow rent increases, and raise rental quality standards, changing the rules that currently govern their tenancies.
People experiencing homelessness
The party says it will direct more funding into community support services to ensure people without homes are housed.
People on public housing waitlists
The party says it will build public housing at large scale, which it says would increase the availability of government-provided homes.

In their own words

“Everybody deserves an affordable, healthy place to call home, whether you rent or own.”
“public housing is the best way to make sure everybody has a safe, accessible, warm home; we've done it before in Aotearoa and can do it again”
“restore and strengthen renters' rights: ending no-cause evictions, stabilising rent increases, improving rental quality, and making renters' rights fairer.”
Verify at Green — official policy page

Summarised neutrally from Green’s own official policy (as at 2026-06-23) and checked by an editor. Nothing is paraphrased without the source linked. Read the original ↗ Arapono is non-partisan. Compare all parties on Housing →

In depth — from Green’s policy document

A tax system for all of us

The Green Party proposes six revenue measures and an income tax cut. A 2.5 percent annual tax on net assets over $10 million and a 33 percent tax on inheritances and gifts received over $1 million; a higher company rate for large firms, a levy on the big banks, and enforcement of withholding tax on profits sent offshore; and reversal of the landlord interest deduction and the brightline change. Income tax is cut, with the first $10,000 tax-free and a new 45 percent rate over $160,000.

Tax on net assets
2.5% a year over $10m
Inheritances and gifts
33% over $1m
Large company rate
33%
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