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Thirty-five housing developments in last stage of infrastructure fund

A wide range of proposals for much-needed housing developments around the country are through to the final stage of the bid for funding from the Infrastructure Acceleration Fund (IAF). The IAF, administered by Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities, is a contestable fund designed to help councils fund infrastructure to enable housing development

Government approves funding for around 300 new public homes in transformational urban regeneration project

The Kāinga Ora Arlington development is an exciting, innovative project, which will support local economies, provide training opportunities, and help create and connect communities on the fringe of inner city Wellington through smart and innovative design. The announcement today confirms $296 million of the government’s public housing funding is supporting the delivery of the Arlington Development in Mt Cook

Infrastructure Acceleration Fund opening for business

Criteria to access at least $1 billion of the $3.8 billion Housing Acceleration Fund (HAF) announced in March, is now available, and an invitation for expressions of interest will be released on 30 June by Kāinga Ora. The Infrastructure Acceleration Fund (IAF) is a contestable fund designed to allocate funding to infrastructure projects that unlock housing development in the

Housing Acceleration Fund to increase supply of homes

The Government today announced its Housing Acceleration Fund to help increase the supply of houses and improve affordability for home buyers and renters. not been required. The fund will focus on increasing affordable housing provision (rental and home ownership) on land owned by iwi and Māori groups, councils

Renewable energy

As a landlord and urban developer, we are mindful of reducing our environmental footprint and helping create climate resilient homes and communities. funded between late 2020 - mid-2024 by the Māori and Public Housing Renewable Energy Fund. Our renewable energy innovation Our programme has left a legacy on New

Partnership bolsters bid for ‘critical’ iwi housing aspirations

Hapū in Motupōhue Bluff want to provide more affordable homes for their community. A partnership with Kāinga Ora could help them reach those aspirations. of land – and eventually what that development – would offer back, not just to Māori but to the whole community.” While it will not fund the acquisition of the

Kāinga Whenua Loans for Collectives

Kāinga Whenua Loans are also available for Māori collectives, including land trusts. Find out what qualifies as a Māori collective and how the Loan works these groups. The Kāinga Whenua Loan Scheme is an initiative between Kāinga Ora and Kiwibank to help Māori achieve home ownership on their multiply-owned land. This can also

Significant funding boost announced for Auckland housing developments

Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Hon. Dr Megan Woods, today announced further infrastructure funding for the five large-scale urban renewal projects Kāinga Ora has underway in Auckland. of the Government’s $3.8 billion Housing Acceleration Fund (HAF), announced in March 2021. The HAF includes $350 million for the Maori Housing Acceleration Fund

Responses to OIA requests

This page provides responses to selected Official Information Act (OIA) requests. This includes OIA's on topics of public interest and/or useful research purposes. - Supportive housing [PDF, 746 KB] 15 October 2020 - Unsanitary living conditions [PDF, 607 KB] 16 October 2020 - Funding and cost of Healthy Homes Standards compliance

Kāinga Ora solar programme awarded for breaking new ground

The award-winning Kāinga Ora renewable energy programme is leaving a legacy for both social housing customers and New Zealand’s electricity market. housing homes, introducing new solar technology to the country and bringing a ground-breaking solar trading trial to the electricity market. Backed by the Māori

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