Earthquake safety and renting an apartment in Auckland

[melange]

In Wellington there is a freely available list of which buildings are considered risky in the event of an earthquake - is there such a list for Auckland? I tried googling but could not find one. I was told via word of mouth that I could contact the city council and for a fee could assess the earthquake safety reports of individual properties? I am intending to rent an apartment in Auckland and really want to check the earthquake safety status of the building before I commit to a lease.

I know this sounds pretty paranoid considering the fact that Auckland isn't in a high-risk earthquake zone, but when you're from Christchurch, you know it's better to be safe than sorry. After all, Christchurch 'was not on a known fault line', either.

[deanied]

This might not be much help, but I think I remember reading in the NZ Herald a few months ago that there were plans to have such a list available in the future, but as of now it isn't public information. I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong

[Manks]

There are such lists available for commercial buildings but I don't think there's one for residential. Although large apartment blocks may be different as the effects of an EQ will obviously be magnified in a high rise, compared to a house.