‘Kiwibuild is not a welfare policy’: Twyford defends eligibility criteria
The government has already received more than 5950 registrations of interest in KiwiBuild homes.
Housing Minister Phil Twyford has defended the government’s eligibility criteria for buying a KiwiBuild home.
Couples earning up to $180,000 a year together will be eligible to buy an affordable home under the KiwiBuild programme while single buyers must have a household income of no more than
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Dane Ambler
Wed, 04 Jul 2018
Wed, 04 Jul 2018
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‘Kiwibuild is not a welfare policy’: Twyford defends eligibility criteria
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