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New Zealand Opens Consultation on Scrapping Auckland CBD Height Limits

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of the Beehive executive wing in Wellington from a 2024 photograph; New Zealand government context, not the reported event.
AI courtroom sketch of the Beehive executive wing in Wellington from a 2024 photograph; New Zealand government context, not the reported event. Adapted from the credited reference. Beehive, Wellington - New Zealand - DSC00141.jpg — Daderot; CC0.

New Zealand's government and Auckland Council opened a 20-working-day consultation on removing height limits across most of Auckland's CBD, as well as maximum tower dimensions, setbacks and floor-area ratios. Officials said viewshafts plus sunlight, wind and substantive heritage protections would remain. Government modelling estimates the changes could make 2.75 million square metres of floor space commercially feasible, supporting about 17,000 homes, 37,200 jobs and NZ$1.87 billion in additional annual GDP. The inquiry itself changes no planning rules; ministers will decide after considering submissions, findings and the council's views.

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