Housing
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Context
New Zealand's housing affordability crisis intersects with AI-driven economic disruption. Workers who lose income need stable housing; regions that lose industries may see property value collapses; cities attracting AI workers may see further price pressure.
Key areas to explore
- Housing stability during transition — Protecting displaced workers from housing loss
- Regional impacts — How AI-driven industry changes affect regional housing markets
- Construction and AI — How AI and automation might help address the housing supply crisis
- Social housing — Capacity and policy for increased demand
- Remote work and housing — AI-enabled remote work changing where people live
Questions for contributors
- How do we prevent AI-driven job losses from becoming a housing crisis?
- Can AI in construction meaningfully increase housing supply in NZ?
- What housing policies should accompany income support during transitions?