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  • New warm and dry homes for Kerikeri

    Twenty new public homes are planned across two properties on Clark Road. These represent the largest two developments Kāinga Ora has ever undertaken in Kerikeri. The new homes will consist of a mix of apartments and terraced homes

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    Stay up to date with our latest news and get useful information and data on the work we do. … 6 May 2025 Coming home to Kerikeri For Rewa, the move to a newly built Kāinga Ora home in Kerikeri was more than just somewhere safe… 16 April 2025 More state

  • New Kerikeri homes blessed and opened by Ngāti Rēhia

    Leaders from the hapū of Ngāti Rēhia conducted a whakawātea (blessing ceremony) to open eight new Kāinga Ora homes in the heart of Kerikeri. address this, and I am stoked for the whānau who will move into these homes, which are close to all the amenities of our Kerikeri Town Centre,” he said. Kipa

  • Coming home to Kerikeri

    For Rewa, the move to a newly built Kāinga Ora home in Kerikeri was more than just somewhere safe and dry to live following the devastating impacts of cyclone Gabrielle. It was coming home. Ora. “I had heard about the new homes Kāinga Ora was building in Kerikeri, but I didn’t want to get my hopes up,” Rewa said. “So, when I got a call asking if I

  • Supporting Māori-owned businesses to build warm, dry homes in Northland

    Māori business Yakas Construction has won its first government contract with Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities to build six state houses in Kaikohe. Owner Martin Yakas of Ngāti Rehia started his Kerikeri-based business with just one other employee, working for Northland iwi to

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    more cost effectively. 6 May 2025 Coming home to Kerikeri For Rewa, the move to a newly built Kāinga Ora home in Kerikeri was more than just somewhere safe and

  • Northland region

    With the strong and increasing demand for housing in the Northland region, Kāinga Ora is working on a large build programme. . Northland View the interactive map (external link) Note: the Northland area includes, but is not limited to Kaitaia, Kaikohe, Kaeo and Kerikeri. Whangarei View the

  • Final fourteen homes complete Kerikeri development

    The new homes, including two built for those living with disabilities, are ready for whānau to move in following a whakawātea (blessing ceremony) by hapū leaders of Ngāti Rēhia.

  • 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. 行为 [PDF, 3 MB] 2023 年 4 月 12 日 - Wairoa住房 [PDF, 253 KB] 2023 年 4 月 14 日 - Auckland开发经理的餐饮支出 [PDF, 211 KB] 2023 年 4 月 17 日 - Kerikeri的发展计划 [PDF, 234 KB] 2023 年 4

  • Kainga Ora Weekly Report 15 September 2023  (pdf, 1.6 MB)

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