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• Sunfield development not selected by Kāinga Ora

  Urban Development Act administrator Kāinga Ora has not selected the proposed Sunfield development in Papakura, Auckland, for assessment as a Specified Development Project (SDP) under the Urban Development Act (UDA) at this time. local Council support remains. Progressing this development through the usual RMA process provides a framework for the zone changes and consents they seek, so

• Consents, land sales and public works

  If you are a private owner and have questions around Resource Management Act consents or Partial land sales contact us with specific information. form from your Territorial Local Authority copies of the resource consent application a copy of site and/or building plans any other information you think we

• Moving out

  There are many reasons you may need to move to another home. We’re here to help, so give us a call if you want to move and we can chat about your situation, your housing needs and what housing options you may have. If you’re moving out of your Kāinga Ora home, we need you to give us 21 days' notice in writing. You can do that by filling out and sending us this form:&nbsp

• Privacy Notice

  This privacy notice explains how Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities looks after your personal information. or the call is recorded by our call centre meet us in a Kāinga Ora office or your home communicate with us via email, text or online e.g., our feedback form

• Media queries

  Get in touch with our media team and find out about our Official Information Act processes. accept a scanned or photographed signed copy of the completed form if it is sent to us from the email address we have on file for the customer. You can also send

• More new homes for Rotorua

  Around 60 further new public homes are planned for Rotorua, with the purchase by Kāinga Ora of a build ready subdivision in Pukehangi. news for Rotorua families and people in need. “There’s a real and urgent need to get whānau and tamariki out of motels and other forms of emergency housing

• Eleven new homes for Fairfield, Hamilton

  Kāinga Ora has reached a significant milestone in the Ross Crescent development. The first Ten of 16 modern, warm, and healthy homes are now ready to welcome families in Fairfield, Hamilton. Ross Crescent development represents what we mean by medium-density housing," said Mark. The project forms part of a wider community-led partnership in Fairfield

• Good progress with new homes in Napier

  Sixty new homes have been completed since July 2021 and around 160 are in progress. consists of 4 one-bedroom, 12 two-bedroom, 2 three-bedroom and 6 four-bedroom homes, and a mix of large and small whānau are already forming a community. The new, low

• Senior housing design builds connection

  Kāinga Ora is playing its part in the regeneration of Avondale town centre by confirming its plans to build a new housing development for older people known as Highbury Triangle. Deputy Chief Executive Construction and Innovation Patrick Dougherty says it’s exciting to have recently lodged resource consent for this significant

• Finding efficiencies in urban development

  Kāinga Ora is kicking off an initiative to drive down costs and achieve efficiencies for the delivery of urban development projects. detailed design and consenting phase. The pilot will be centred on the Mangere Development’s Ōtaki o te Wai neighbourhood. Mark says the pilot started to take shape