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Residential development

Building Consents statistics are used in both the public and private sectors as a leading indicator of the general level of residential development, economic activity, employment and investment.

Data for Building Consents is obtained monthly from all territorial authorities who record applications for building authorisations under the building consents system.

A building is classified according to its main intended function. Figures for new apartments are compiled from consents that have 10 or more new attached dwelling units (flats or apartments). If there are fewer than 10 flats or apartments on a consent, they are treated as being dwellings other than apartments. Apartment numbers often show large fluctuations from month to month and, unless removed from dwelling figures, can mask underlying movements.

Building consents, Wanganui District Council Annual change
Year (ending June 30)numbernumber
199857
19998124
200010423
200156-48
200245-11
2003505
20049141
200512029
200621191
2007161-50
2008158-3
200975-83
201011237
201178-34
2012879

Source: Statistics New Zealand, Building Consents Issued: June 2011 and earlier issues.

Building Consents, Wanganui District Council 2012: 87 2011: 78 2010: 112 2009: 75 2008: 158 2007: 161 2006: 211 2005: 120 2004: 91 2003: 50 2002: 45 2001: 56 2000: 104 1999: 81 1998: 57
Change in the number of Building Consents, Wanganui District Council +9 change to 2012 -34 change to 2011 +37 change to 2010 -83 change to 2009 -3 change to 2008 -50 change to 2007 +91 change to 2006 +29 change to 2005 +41 change to 2004 +5 change to 2003 -11 change to 2002 -48 change to 2001 +23 change to 2000 +24 change to 1999
Status Box
Area: Springvale East
Data: Usual residence
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