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  • Next step in better housing outcomes for Tauranga

    Tenants in elder housing units in Tauranga are being welcomed to Kāinga Ora following completion of the purchase of most of Tauranga City Council’s elder housing portfolio. T he transfer of customers and 197 homes to Kāinga Ora took effect on 15 November 2022. Over the past six months Kāinga Ora, Tauranga City Council and the

  • New Nelson customers for Kāinga Ora

    Kāinga Ora is excited to become the new landlord for 142 community housing properties previously owned and managed by the Nelson City Council. smooth transfer. “This has been a massive effort by many and it’s just great to now see the deal get across the line so we can start our role of working with our new tenants.’’

  • Stepping up the response to housing need

    Kāinga Ora Chief Executive Officer Andrew McKenzie sets out three new approaches the agency is adopting to meeting familiar housing challenges. , specialised intervention teams, tenant transfer policies and community based teams. We have an intensive tenancy management service, with dedicated and specialist staff

  • Kāinga Ora purchases Nelson City Council social housing properties

    Nelson City Council has sold its social housing portfolio to Kāinga Ora in an agreement both believe will help stimulate a wider range of housing options in that region. Development and other partners to enable a smooth transfer. “This has been a massive effort by many and it’s just great to now see the deal get across the line so we can start our role of working with our new tenants.’’

  • 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. with work-ready people with transferable skills and the knowledge to enter the industry as apprentices.    Up to 20 ākonga (students) worked on each home

  • Porirua homes to be upgraded through housing partnership

    A new housing partnership between Ngāti Toa, Kāinga Ora and HUD that will see people and whānau in western Porirua living in warmer, drier homes was finalised today. , carry out the tenancy management, maintenance and upgrade functions of the Kāinga Ora properties in Western Porirua from 1 July 2020. The lease transfer is for

  • New warm and dry homes on their way for Nelson

    Kāinga Ora is working with developer JV Properties Limited to build a new three-storey development in Nelson that will provide 29 one-bedroom apartments for people in need. , Regional Director Nelson, Marlborough and West Coast, says these homes will help to address some of the urgent need for housing in Nelson, and the high demand

  • Home upgrades lead to happier lives

    Tuku feels like she’s hit the jackpot with her newly refurbished Kāinga Ora home in Nelson. , even in the shower!”   The Nayland Road units were transferred from Nelson City Council to Kāinga Ora ownership in 2021. Work is underway on the remaining

  • Creating consenting efficiency

    Consentium, the Kāinga Ora Building Consent Authority, has recently celebrated its six-month milestone and is already exceeding expectations. of the RFIs issued. In addition to this, consents being transferred from councils to Consentium represent a higher proportion of RFIs, something which is expected

  • Refreshed and ready for 2023

    Carol and Marilyn are ending the year on a high note after returning to their newly refurbished Kāinga Ora homes in Nelson. biscuits, and maybe some fruit cake,” Carol says. The Nayland Road units were transferred from Nelson City Council to Kāinga Ora ownership in 2021. Kāinga Ora