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  • Pasifika and Māori market pops up in Auckland

    A Kāinga Ora property on a suburban street in Avondale has been transformed into a vibrant pop up market. P.O.P Up 828 Maketi (market) has appeared at a soon to be redeveloped Kāinga Ora property in Auckland. The market is being run in Avondale by deconstruction

  • Public housing design wins national NZIA awards

    Two multi-award winning Kāinga Ora developments have been recognised for their best practice design by the Te Kahui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architecture (NZIA). High and White Streets in Rangiora, which was designed by Rohan Collett Architects and built by Home, as well as Waterview Court in Auckland, designed by

  • Atkinson Ave delivers 83 more transitional homes for Ōtahuhu

    We were pleased to have Housing Minister Megan Woods officially open our newest delivery of 83 transitional homes in Ōtahuhu on Friday 23 April. supply of housing to the area. This marks the fourth transitional housing development delivered by Kāinga Ora in Auckland over the past two months – bringing the

  • Locals dig Northcote

    It was a big day at Greenslade Reserve on Saturday 28 September as the community were invited to join the fun of Digger Day at Northcote. well as Auckland Council, Healthy Waters, Kaipatiki Communities Facilities Trust and Panuku Development Auckland. The event was a great way to thank the

  • Major milestone for Auckland large-scale development

    Residents in the Auckland suburb of Northcote now have access to better roads, new parks and public spaces following completion of extensive civil infrastructure works at the Kāinga Ora development. construction partner, LEAD Alliance, has worked alongside mana whenua and teams from Auckland Council, the CCOs, Chorus and Vector to deliver around $150 million of

  • Conserving water at work and at home

    It’s great to enjoy the warmer weather at this time of year but it also means the demand for water rises just like the temperature does. Over summer, demand for water in Auckland rises by up to 20%. The previous record for the most amount of water used in a single day was broken three times last

  • Housing statistics

    Each quarter, Kāinga Ora publishes three sets of information for our managed stock,vacant properties and homes removed from service. Stock TLA September 2025 [PDF, 282 KB] Managed Stock TLA September 2025 [XLSX, 62 KB] Managed stock - September 2025 - Auckland Local Board Managed Stock ALB

  • Our leadership and governance

    Our leadership team is responsible for shaping strategy, delivering housing solutions, and ensuring we provide warm, dry, and secure state housing across New Zealand. , Transformation Tracey Kaio – Chief People & Assurance Officer Regional Leadership Auckland & Northland Caroline Butterworth – Deputy Chief Executive

  • Fresh vegetables from home on Kabonye’s Christmas menu

    Kabonye has only lived in her Kāinga Ora home for a month, but her flourishing vegetable garden suggests otherwise. Every inch of the soil behind her brand-new home in West Auckland is sprouting fresh produce; neat rows of kale, onion, spinach and courgette are all thriving

  • Kāinga Ora commits to Sustainable Transport Outcomes

    Kāinga Ora is demonstrating its leadership approach to sustainability and wellbeing outcomes with its new Sustainable Transport Outcomes (STO). partners. Particular thanks to Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency, Auckland Council, Auckland Transport, Porirua City Council and local iwi, who have helped ensure the

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