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Displaying 1 - 10 results of 298 for "3 bedroom Onehunga"

  • Tenants make fresh start in new five-storey complex

    Kāinga Ora’s new five-storey Cracroft Street complex hasn’t just transformed Ōtāhuhu – it’s also transforming lives. New apartment resident Pogisa and her husband Manaia had been staying with nine family members in a crowded three-bedroom home before they moved into their new

  • Smart public housing apartments for Auckland

    A happy coincidence saw the start of Alert Level 1 coincide with the opening of modern, well-designed homes. Marama Davidson onto the site. The development replaced 34 terrace houses with 71 new warm and dry apartments. Tenants of the one-and-two-bedroom homes will

  • Pushing innovation at Busby Street

    Off-site manufacturing (OSM) technologies combine in this standout pilot project in Auckland’s Blockhouse Bay. -up apartments contain 18 two-bedroom transitional homes built using Cross Laminated Timber (CLT). This is a building system which Kāinga Ora has been among the

  • Salu’s whānau settle back in, a year after the Auckland Anniversary flooding

    The new year signalled a happy start for Salu and her family as they settled into their renovated home. Now they can relax and look to the future rather than worry about the past. Auckland suburb of Onehunga just before Christmas. “It was beautiful, especially just before Christmas,” says Salu. “We love being in our own home again and

  • New Kāinga Ora homes in Blenheim ready to welcome families

    Whānau will wrap up the year by spending their first Christmas in one of nine recently completed Kāinga Ora homes in Blenheim. A new development in Mayfield includes 3 two-bedroom homes and one three-bedroom home. In central Blenheim, 2 two-bedroom homes and 3 three-bedroom homes are

  • A new start for Blenheim whānau

    A new 13-home development in Blenheim will provide a stable home for tenants and their families. The new development in central Blenheim includes 6 two-bedroom homes; 3 three-bedroom homes; 2 four-bedroom homes and 2 five-bedroom homes. It is the second

  • First stage of significant redevelopment in north-west Christchurch complete

    New homes in Bryndwr, Christchurch are ready for whānau to move in, following the redevelopment of an 8,124sqm parcel of Kāinga Ora-owned land bordered by Clyde and Aorangi Roads and Bevin Place. The first stage of the development has now been delivered and includes the following 18 new homes: 3 five-bedroom homes 3 four-bedroom homes 4 three-bedroom

  • Warm welcome for new whare on Wanaka Street

    More than 400 community members came together to celebrate the completion of Northland’s largest new social housing development, on Wanaka Street, Whangarei. use,” he said. The architecturally designed homes come in a range of sizes, including 12 one-bedroom, 39 two-bedroom and 4 three-bedroom homes, suiting

  • 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

  • Puriri Park Rd housing to start soon

    Much needed homes for local people to be built on Kāinga Ora land, Puriri Park Rd. . The 37 homes will consist of 15 one-bedroom units that would be suitable for older people, with the rest being family homes of 4 two-bedroom, 7 three-bedroom

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