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  • Made offsite to transform onsite

    It’s not unusual for kiwis building a new home to use a building company that constructs the home at their facilities and then transports the nearly finished product to the home owners section to complete the final fit out. construction, with developments already underway in Northland, Auckland, Wellington, Hamilton, Rotorua, Ōpōtiki, Gisborne, Westport, Morrinsville, Waihi, Hikurangi and Christchurch.   

  • Waste minimisation initiative recognised at industry awards

    Kāinga Ora has received industry recognition for work related to the organisation’s waste minimisation and site clearance initiatives – including taking out the Supreme Award at the New Zealand Procurement Excellence Awards 2022. Māori whānau with access to land in Northland and Gisborne. Leading the change Construction and demolition waste makes up about half of all waste sent to

  • Sustainability at Kāinga Ora

    As a landlord and urban developer, we are actively working to reduce our environmental footprint and help create climate resilient homes and communities. , Wellington, Gisborne, Napier, Hastings, Nelson, Christchurch and Timaru. The programme has left a legacy on New Zealand’s electricity market, responsible for

  • Infrastructure Acceleration Fund

    Laying the foundation for new communities and neighbourhoods throughout Aotearoa New Zealand. Rangiora, Ngāruawāhia, Hastings, Motueka, Pahiatua, New Plymouth, Gisborne and Whanganui. Since the programme began, developers and iwi throughout the country have

  • Housing Delivery System project

    Kāinga Ora is undertaking the biggest public build programme in decades.

    Our Housing Delivery System (HDS) is what we’re calling a new way of planning and building houses to deliver much needed, quality homes for whānau faster and at a lower cost. Gisborne Nelson Blenheim Motueka Christchurch Ashburton Timaru Dunedin Invercargill. It’s important we understand how the HDS works in different regions, so we

  • Training and apprenticeships

    We are using the scale of our build programme to increase construction training opportunities through initiatives such as our apprenticeship and building academy programmes. Pukenga Massey High School Onehunga High School Western Heights High School Rotorua Boys High School Opotiki College Weltec Whitireia Iconiq Gisborne Hastings Boys

  • KiwiSaver first-home withdrawal

    If you have been a member of KiwiSaver for at least 3 years, you may be able to make a withdrawal from your savings to put towards buying your first home. 105,000 Whakatāne District 500,000 100,000 Kawerau District 400,000 80,000 Ōpōtiki District 400,000 80,000 Gisborne District 450,000 90,000 Wairoa District

  • Infrastructure funding paves the way for new communities

    A further $192 million from the Infrastructure Acceleration Fund (IAF) has been committed to infrastructure projects around the country – enabling new communities to be built, Housing Minister Megan Woods announced today. , Kaikōura, Ōtaki, Napier, Gisborne and New Plymouth.    To date, around $376 million in IAF funding has been committed to critical infrastructure

  • Responses to OIA requests

    This page provides responses to selected Official Information Act (OIA) requests. This includes OIA's on topics of public interest and/or useful research purposes. ] 2023年7月20日 - Kāinga Ora 购买租赁物业 [PDF, 125 KB] 2023年7月19日 - Wanaka的Kiwibuild住宅 [PDF, 284 KB] 2023年7月10日 - Kāinga Ora 在Gisborne的开发活动 [PDF, 495 KB] 2023年7月6日

  • Thousands of new homes possible for eleven regions through infrastructure investment

    Eleven more regions throughout Aotearoa New Zealand are set to receive a share of the Government’s Infrastructure Acceleration Fund (IAF), Housing Minister Megan Woods announced in Hamilton today. December 2021 $179 million in July 2022 for projects in Rotorua, Ōmokoroa, Kaikōura, Ōtaki, Napier, Gisborne and New Plymouth $192 million in October 2022 for