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    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. market value. When the sale price has been determined, we also recommend you obtain a builder’s inspection report on the house. This will cost approximately

  • 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. onto such a valuable house in one of Auckland’s most affluent suburbs when selling it allows us to build or upgrade more state homes where they’re needed most

  • Kindness and kebabs: Bangash feeds those in need

    Zuhaib Abbas Bangash arrived in New Zealand from Pakistan in 2013 with little more than a handful of clothes and a dream to create a safer life for his children. Kāinga Ora home I started a house painting company. Then in 2017 I found a pizza shop for sale in Glen Eden which I was able to purchase and turn into a kebab

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    Use our information sheets, explainers and other online resources to help shape your news stories. our state houses ever undertaken in this country: Over the next 30 years, we'll extensively renovate or replace more than half of our 78,000 homes to provide

  • Selling Kāinga Ora properties

    Kāinga Ora is selling some homes and land so we can reinvest the proceeds into new and upgraded homes that better meet tenants’ needs now and in the future. 78,000 homes. How we’re selling houses Properties are being offered on the open market to ensure we get the best possible price. We appoint real estate agents

  • Property sales

    Number of Kāinga Ora properties for sale, and sold, in each region. on the open market. Social housing properties for sale [XLSX, 24 KB] Social housing vacant land for sale [XLSX, 21 KB] Social housing sold properties [XLSX, 41 KB

  • 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 Kāinga Ora Chief Executive Matt Crockett says the sale is part of a nationwide effort to upgrade and future-proof social homes throughout the country. “This is

  • First off the ground: civil construction completed in Roskill South

    Across dozens of neighbourhoods set to deliver tens-of-thousands of new homes, Roskill South is the first in a Kāinga Ora large-scale project to have all its civil construction completed. lot of time doing the prep, sanding, priming and filling. That’s the civil construction. All of that prep means your painting – or, in our case, the house

  • Kāinga Ora prepares to sell land in Tauranga

    Kāinga Ora is progressing plans to sell its vacant land at Ferncliffe Farm in Tauranga’s Tauriko West as part of its focus on being a financially sustainable social housing provider. Development and Delivery, Nick Howcroft, says the organisation is taking a careful and considered approach to the sale. “We want to make sure the sale

  • Partnering in Ōpōtiki for new homes

    More public housing is on the way in Ōpōtiki following the purchase by Kāinga Ora of land from Ōpōtiki District Council. Twenty-one new homes are in early planning stages for the 5,600m2 parcel of land on the corner of Wellington and Union streets. The sale reiterates both

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