Auckland’s Fitzroy Hotel, the city’s oldest surviving hotel built in 1855, faces a precarious future due to ongoing disputes between owner Terry Huang and the Auckland Council over its unstable foundations and structural issues. For two years, the hotel has been under a dangerous building notice, leading to legal action and public safety measures, including road closures. The building is categorized as a Category A structure by the council and a Category 1 historic site by Heritage New Zealand. The situation highlights the challenges of balancing heritage preservation with safety concerns.
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