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Why HouseMe Has Opted Out Of The Granny Flat Exemption Pathway
After extensive consultation with councils, industry experts, professional consultants and government agencies, HouseMe has made the decision to continue supporting the traditional Building Consent process rather than the proposed Granny Flat PIM Exemption pathway.Â
Building a small home on your property is about to get a whole lot easier. The new granny flat legislation has officially passed, removing the need for full consents on eligible builds. Hereâs whatâs changing, whatâs excluded, and why HouseMeâs code-compliant homes are perfectly positioned to meet the new rules.
When youâre buying a tiny home or transportable home, thereâs one question that should sit at the very top of your list:
âDoes this home come with a Code Compliance Certificate (CCC)?â
If the answer is no, walk away.
What Kiwis wish they knew before moving Mum & Dad in - real families share what actually works.
As parents get older, many families begin to ask an important question: should Mum (or Dad) move in with us?
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As Kiwis age, choosing where and how to live becomes a big decision - for them and their whÄnau. This guide breaks down the most practical living options, from staying on the family property to moving into a retirement village. We look at the pros, cons, and costs so you can make the right call for your future or help your loved ones do the same.
Hiring good people is hard. Keeping them? Even harder.
Thatâs why more smart employers around New Zealand are investing in HouseMe transportable homes to house their teams â whether itâs seasonal workers, tradies, or long-term staff in remote locations.
Alan and Nicola swapped their big old family home for a warm, low-maintenance HouseMe â and say itâs one of the best decisions theyâve made. Downsizing meant less stress, better health, and being closer to the people who matter most.
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