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• New Havelock North homes are a homecoming for residents

  Eight new public homes in Havelock North are now completed and residents have moved in. We took ownership of the three-bedroom homes on Havelock Road from the developer once building was completed.

• Greymouth homes to welcome new residents

  Local iwi this week blessed four new two-bedroom homes at Hall Street in Cobden, with the local community given the opportunity to look through the homes before the new residents moved in.

• New Kāinga Ora homes in Richmond set to welcome residents

  Five new state homes in Richmond are ready for whānau to move in.

• Mihi whakatau for residents at new Mt Albert complex

  A few months ago we tenanted a new 36 unit complex in the central Auckland suburb of Mt Albert. The complex is a mix of smaller homes with some ground level accessible units. All up 53 residents call this place ‘home’.

• Parks and amenities benefit residents and builders at Hobsonville Point

  Giving communities early access to amenities like parks, walkways and public artwork as part of new developments helps enhance wellbeing and land value overall, a new report on the Hobsonville Point development has found.

• New Plymouth residents get inspired to eat well on a budget

  Free cooking classes are helping to give members of the Marfell community in New Plymouth confidence in the kitchen.

• Exciting new chapter for Wellington: Rolleston Street development completed

  Kāinga Ora has marked a significant milestone in Wellington's central city housing journey with the completion of Te Ō, in Rolleston Street. 

• Greys Ave (Te Mātāwai)

  The Te Mātāwai state housing development in Central Auckland provides a supportive environment to enable residents to connect and be active members of the community.

• Friendships forged in cosy community hall

  Every Friday morning, come rain or shine, a group of friends gather in a cosy community hall at the heart of their Kāinga Ora housing complex to share a cuppa, delicious food and lively chats.

• 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.