![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/im-homeless-so-i-moved-into-a-cave-but-my-multi-millionaire-neigbours-want-me-gone-because-i-spoil-their-view/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/newspress-collage-23124698-1689885066768.jpg&description=ROCKY ROAD I'm homeless so I moved into a cave – but my multi-millionaire neigbours want me gone because I 'spoil their view' A HOMELESS man living in a cave says his multi-millionaire neighbours what him gone for spoiling their view. Awhi moved into the ancient structure across from wealthy homeowners in the exclusive New Zealand beach town of Mount Maunganui during lockdown. 2 Homeless man Awhi is living in a cave in one of the richest parts of New Zealand Credit: Stuff Limited The 64-year-old had been rough sleeping in a local park before being moved along when restrictions increased in 2020. He and little dog Soxs have decorated the dwelling with patterned rugs, and toy cars with teddy bears left behind at the beach by kids have been placed by the cave entrance. Some shelves hold pantry-style items such as canned goods, cups and other crockery in a miniature kitchen set-up. A stand-up paddle board has been popped across a table for privacy, as he is just a stone's throw away from one of the world's most famous beaches. But his simple lifestyle is driving millionaire neighbours mad, according to the Maori man. Awhi said the wealthy locals have held meetings about getting him kicked out of the cave, once used as a carving school, and also enlisted the help of Tauranga MP Simon Bridges. He told Stuff: 'They are all millionaires along here. 'They would rather get me out of here. They had a meeting of the residents about me being here. "They had a thing with the Tauranga MP, he got on to the council.' Bridges confirmed some fuming locals had reached out to him to complain about Awhi's mates drinking and partying into the early hours. He said: "It is not so much Awhi, they tell me, but it is more the mates and hangers-on that come along – drinking, parties, noise... graffiti, breaking into nearby building sites – even fires." The MP added: "If I had a couple of million dollars of mortgage there I might feel the same. "I acknowledge it is complex and we don't want to l){kind=link}
A HOMELESS man living in a cave says his multi-millionaire neighbours what him gone for spoiling their view.
Awhi moved into the ancient structure across from wealthy homeowners in the exclusive New Zealand beach town of Mount Maunganui during lockdown.
The 64-year-old had been rough sleeping in a local park before being moved along when restrictions increased in 2020.
He and little dog Soxs have decorated the dwelling with patterned rugs, and toy cars with teddy bears left behind at the beach by kids have been placed by the cave entrance.
Some shelves hold pantry-style items such as canned goods, cups and other crockery in a miniature kitchen set-up.