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Multigenerational living: Everything you need to know
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Multigenerational living is a growing trend in Aotearoa, driven by cultural norms, financial pressures, and a desire for family support. This approach allows families to pool resources for a better home, such as a large zoned house or a home and income property.
While regulations can be complex, the Granny Flats proposal may help. It is crucial to establish clear boundaries and seek professional legal and financial advice, including a formal property sharing agreement, before proceeding.
International examples of multigenerational living
People in Aotearoa living the multigenerational dream
Tips on multigenerational living
Multigenerational living on a lifestyle property
The Smith family’s tips on multigen living
How large house builders are catering for multigenerational living
Consult advisers before taking the leap
Legalities to keep in mind
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