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  • A new family home for Christmas

    Families in need will be spending this Christmas in a new warm, dry home, thanks to 12 new Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities state homes at Strathmore, Wellington. pleased to see the family able to move into one of these new homes in time for Christmas. “This new warm, dry and healthy home will go a long way to helping the

  • New Kāinga Ora homes completed in Blenheim

    Four new homes suitable for people living with accessibility needs are set to welcome residents in central Blenheim. Local iwi recently blessed the four new one-bedroom homes at George Street in Blenheim, which have been completed by local contractor CMT Group Limited. Julia

  • Home improvements for Wellington families

    Kāinga Ora has invested nearly $11 million into maintaining its homes for tenants and their whānau in Wellington in the last year. the quality of its homes for families, Regional Manager Jackie says. Kāinga Ora owns 8550 homes in the Greater Wellington region. The FY18/19 $11 million

  • New homes in Nelson ready for whānau

    Nine new Kāinga Ora homes are now complete in Nelson. The new homes in Stoke, Nelson. Whānau will soon be able to move into eight two-bedroom and one three-bedroom home at Main Road in Stoke. The homes were

  • New homes for New Plymouth

    To help meet the need for more homes for people in New Plymouth, Kāinga Ora is seeking feedback on proposals to build new state houses in New Plymouth. The proposals will be shared at a series of community drop-in sessions starting on Tuesday 21 February. Our early plans suggest we could replace around 40 older homes across our larger sites with well over 100 new warm, dry and healthy homes across New Plymouth

  • Work starting soon on new homes at Maraenui

    Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities is starting work soon to deliver 31 new, much needed family homes at Maraenui, Napier. An artist’s impression of the new homes at Bledisloe Road "Kāinga Ora is delivering more public housing in Napier to meet rising demand.  As part of this

  • New homes delivered and more to come in Waimakariri

    12 new homes have been delivered to the Waimakariri community, after the completion of two significant Kāinga Ora projects in Rangiora. On Church Street, three existing homes have been replaced with seven new 3, 4 and five-bedroom homes. Around the corner on Lindon Street two existing homes

  • Ninety new homes for Kiwis – every week

    Thousands of families and individuals have moved into a new Kāinga Ora home in the past year, with approximately 4,800 state homes expected to be delivered by 30 June 2024. That’s an average of around 90 new homes for New Zealanders in need every week. Additionally, there are around 4,000 new Kāinga Ora homes expected to be

  • Minister impressed with Nelson-Marlborough new homes

    The work being done by Kāinga Ora to build new homes in Nelson and Blenheim was seen first-hand by Associate Housing Minister Kris Faafoi recently. He saw new homes, either recently completed or under construction in the Nelson suburbs of Richmond and Stoke before visiting new homes in two different parts

  • 22 whānau move into homes in Nikau Street, Hastings

    Minister of Housing Megan Woods visited the Nikau Street development in Hastings on 13 October to see the completion of 22 new high-quality homes. These homes are now fully tenanted with whānau and individuals, most of whom who were on MSD’s public housing waiting list. While in Nikau Street, Minister Woods visited Ashleigh and Patrick who have recently moved into one of the new homes with their 3 children.  Minister

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