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Displaying 1 - 10 results of 388 for "St George Street"

  • Double win for public housing at property awards

    Kāinga Ora has taken out two awards at the 2022 Property Industry Awards.

    built environment. Busby Street development in Blockhouse Bay The Kāinga Ora St Georges Road development in Avondale achieved an excellence award in the

  • Families move into first Wairarapa Kāinga Ora homes

    We are excited to share the completion of new homes in Masterton, marking the first deliveries in a larger pipeline aimed at addressing the urgent need for housing in the Wairarapa region. 2024. The George Street development in Masterton, comprising four two-bedroom homes and eight three-bedroom homes, is progressing well, with completion expected by

  • Ambitious Auckland development complete in time for Christmas

    Families have started moving into a large development on St Georges Road in Avondale. The 102 public homes at St Georges Rd development will be used for transitional housing, which will provide warm and dry, short-term accommodation for people

  • Roof shout celebration at Auckland development

    Workers at St George’s Road development downed tools early to mark a key project milestone. On any given day, St George’s Road development in Avondale is a hive of organised activity. Our two build companies Kalmar Construction and Miles Construction

  • Rangatahi renovations build connection and career pathways

    Four homes arrived on trucks, but that’s just where the journey began for 75 teenage tradies in training. Rangatahi tell us why they wanted to restore a relocated Kāinga Ora home. College student Megan takes on a similar project to George. Megan The two teens are the same age but have never met. What they share is a connection through their

  • New Kāinga Ora homes completed in Blenheim

    Four new homes suitable for people living with accessibility needs are set to welcome residents in central Blenheim. Local iwi recently blessed the four new one-bedroom homes at George Street in Blenheim, which have been completed by local contractor CMT Group Limited. Julia

  • New homes and new ways to connect with Kāinga Ora in Timaru and Invercargill

    Kāinga Ora is planning to deliver a number of new homes in Timaru and Invercargill over the next two years, with multiple developments set to boost the supply of public housing across the two areas. In Timaru, 12 new homes will be delivered on two sites in Cain Street and at Tyne and Essex Streets. They will be a mix of one- and two-bedroom homes. Planning

  • 22 whānau move into homes in Nikau Street, Hastings

    Minister of Housing Megan Woods visited the Nikau Street development in Hastings on 13 October to see the completion of 22 new high-quality homes. These homes are now fully tenanted with whānau and individuals, most of whom who were on MSD’s public housing waiting list. will be blessed next week. In St Leonards, on top of the 22 Nikau Street homes, another 16 homes down the road in Hinau Street were completed earlier this year. Kāinga

  • Redevelopment of existing homes set to boost public housing supply in Timaru

    Nine new, warm and dry homes will replace three existing dwellings to boost the supply of public housing in Timaru. Kāinga Ora is redeveloping its existing properties at Tyne Street and Essex Street in Timaru. One of the ways Kāinga Ora is planning to increase the supply of

  • State of the art building technologies

    Construction is underway on Busby Street in Blockhouse Bay, but not in the way you might think. uses timber panels which are factory cut, transported and then lifted into place on site much like precast concrete panels. At Busby Street, further innovations

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