Our neighbours
If there are Kāinga Ora homes in your neighbourhood, there may be times when you will need to talk to us.

We expect Kāinga Ora tenants to be good neighbours and the communities they live in to be enjoyable places to live – and most of them are.

If you are a private home owner living next door to a Kāinga Ora property and you are thinking about building a fence along the boundary, you must discuss this with us. Kāinga Ora may be able to help with costs, too.

If you have any issues with ground maintenance, tree maintenance, or problems with storm damage, contact us.

If you require access to our properties or our consent for drainage issues or easements, you will need to provide us with the correct information.

If you suspect an illegal structure, or an unauthorised alteration to Kāinga Ora property you should contact us.
If you are a private owner and have questions around Resource Management Act consents or Partial land sales contact us with specific information.