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  • Boosting the supply of housing in Dunedin and Mosgiel

    Kāinga Ora has purchased 11 new homes in Mosgiel and has also secured a large Central Dunedin site to provide more long-term warm and dry homes for people in Otago. housing in Otago based on demand, with 408 people on the housing register in the wider Dunedin area as at March this year, so it’s important we continue to boost the

  • New homes to be delivered in Dunedin

    Kāinga Ora is planning to purchase seven new homes from a local Dunedin developer to bring more homes to the Otago community. Director Otago, Southland and South Canterbury, Kerrie Young says the new homes will be used to meet the need for public housing in Dunedin and will provide more

  • Future looks bright again thanks to new home

    For Amye, her new Kāinga Ora home in Dunedin means she can live her life how she wants and get back to what she loves doing – working. what I had been missing. “I needed to get back to where I was before all of that, and that’s when I came across the ‘The Bowling Club’ in Dunedin,” Amye explains

  • Plans for the redevelopment of Carroll Street site progressing

    Kāinga Ora is redeveloping its property at Carroll Street, Central Dunedin to further boost the supply of public housing in the region. consent application is currently being assessed by Dunedin City Council and we are pleased to be able to share an overview of the new homes currently planned for the

  • Young mum’s home ownership dreams come true

    For Maddy, a Dunedin neonatal nurse and mother of two, owning a home and providing a stable base for her young family has been a long-held goal. Dunedin Hospital’s neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). “I wanted to be a nurse from a young age and being able to work in NICU, helping bring new babies into

  • Kāinga Ora redevelopments to bring new homes to Dunedin

    Kāinga Ora is redeveloping some its properties in Albertson Ave, Port Chalmers to increase the supply of public housing in Dunedin. close to schools, open spaces, shops and other amenities. “There is an urgent need for more public housing options in Dunedin and the redevelopment of these sites

  • MATES in Construction partnership extended

    We are pleased to have re-cemented our partnership with the MATES in Construction suicide prevention programme for another two years. . The programme will also benefit from greater regional reach, with MATES in Construction hiring staff in Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin. MATES new Kāinga

  • Breathing new life into a ‘star’ of social housing history

    A slice of social housing history has been retained with the opening of newly-refurbished apartments in Dunedin. forward to moving to his new home. As a resident of Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities’ Maitland St complex in Dunedin, he was one of 26 tenants told in 2018 by

  • New developments to further boost supply of housing in Dunedin

    Kāinga Ora is planning to purchase 18 new homes and build up to nine more across two ideally located sites in Dunedin to bring more homes to the Otago community. the new homes will be used to meet the urgent need for public housing in Dunedin and provide more people with a warm and dry place to call home. “Dunedin

  • Otago region

    To deliver more warm and dry homes in areas of high demand, Kāinga Ora is replacing older state houses with a greater number of new and modern homes, and partnering with developers and others to build on new land. our developments? View our interactive maps for: Mosgiel (external link) Dunedin (external link) Or scan the QR code [PDF, 839 KB] for your region to see

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