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  • Sale of high-value villa to fund new and improved state homes

    Kāinga Ora is selling the country’s most valuable state house, with proceeds to be reinvested into new and improved housing. Matt Crockett says selling high-value properties like this one will enable more families to benefit from modern, fit-for-purpose homes. “We can’t justify holding

  • Selling Kāinga Ora properties

    Kāinga Ora is selling some homes and land that do not meet our current, or future, needs. be homes in high value areas. In this instance it makes sense to sell one high-value property and use the proceeds to build multiple new ones in areas of

  • Kāinga Ora state housing projects under assessment

    A number of Kāinga Ora projects are under assessment while we review our social housing delivery pipeline, with a focus on best value for money and areas of greater social housing need. 3,600 homes currently under construction or contracted for delivery in the next two years. In the pursuit of best value decisions, we are looking at our social

  • Tenant home ownership

    If you are currently a Kāinga Ora tenant, you may be eligible for a grant to go towards purchasing the home you’re living in. The government is offering state house tenants the option to buy the house they are living in. The dream of home ownership may be yours, without even having to

  • Sale of historic Ponsonby villa supports renewal of state homes

    New Zealand’s most valuable state house – a century-old villa in Ponsonby, Auckland – has sold at auction for $3.4 million. The sale of Trinity Street marks another step forward in the work of Kāinga Ora to renew and replace its state housing -value property like 18 Trinity Street is a practical way to support this work. “It just makes sense to sell a home like this, when the proceeds can go towards improving or building many more homes across the country,” Mr Crockett says.

  • WelTec students building skills, homes and futures

    Four Whanganui families will soon get the keys to new homes in Harper Street and Puriri Street that were built for them by Wellington Institute of Technology (WelTec) students preparing for jobs in the construction industry. The four homes were built at on campus in Porirua and Petone by students completing the New Zealand Certificate in Construction Trade Skills (Level 3). &nbsp

  • Miles of fencing for our tenants

    Masses of timber that would cover more than the distance between Dunedin and Oamaru will be erected as fencing on Kāinga Ora homes across the country this financial year. , secure and add amenity value too, Mr Commons says.  "While some of our biggest spending has been in areas where we have the most homes, we have also

  • Changes announced for home ownership products

    The Government has today announced changes to some of the home ownership products and programmes administered by Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities. First Home Grant house price caps will be updated in several areas throughout the country to align with current market values. The minimum First Home Grant

  • Supporting the Pasifika community with a new partnership initiative

    Kāinga Ora, Niuvaka Trust, and the Ministry for Social Development (MSD) are supporting the Pasifika community by providing access to employment opportunities, social housing, and financial assistance. return home. The hospital could no longer keep a bed for him, so he was eventually sent to a rest home to await a modified home. After a couple of months, we were

  • Wool carpet to be used in new Kāinga Ora homes

    Kāinga Ora will transition to using wool carpet in its new social housing. recent RFP was an opportunity for us to re-test market pricing, while ensuring the products used in our homes are fit-for-purpose, durable and represent value for