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  • New homes welcomed in Ruakākā

    Neighbours, local hapū, community leaders, build partners and contractors, all joined Kāinga Ora, to celebrate six newly completed homes in Ruakākā. open arms by the community. The homes have a 6-Homestar rating, meaning they are highly energy efficient and were built to full universal design standards

  • Kai goes down well at Christchurch school

    A community breakfast club catered for about 200 school kids recently with Kāinga Ora staff again helping out. invited, meaning there were about 200 hungry and grateful mouths to feed. The children and their parents queued politely as they were given plates and cups. They

  • 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. . “The proposed plans include around 25% of the homes meeting full universal design standards, meaning they can be adapted to be accessible for people of all

  • Nine new Kāinga Ora homes for Timaru

    Timaru whānau will soon be moving into nine new, warm and dry homes on Tyne Street Essex Streets, with the construction of the two-bedroom Kāinga Ora homes now complete. new homes come equipped with rooftop solar panels and the five single-storey homes are accessible meaning they are, or can be made to be, fit for purpose for

  • Important milestone for Highbury Triangle

    A whakawātea (cleansing) has recently been held in advance of civil works starting in early August. target a New Zealand Green Building Council 7 Homestar rating, meaning it will exceed Building Code standards for warmth, dryness and health. It will

  • Smart, modern homes for Ranui

    Where three old houses once stood, there are now nine new properties that will become homes for whānau in the West Auckland suburb of Ranui. Homestar accredited, meaning they exceed Building Code standards for warmth, dryness and health. What’s more, the three existing homes were sent to He Korowai

  • New homes delivered and more to come in Waimakariri

    12 new homes have been delivered to the Waimakariri community, after the completion of two significant Kāinga Ora projects in Rangiora. keep power bills down. “The homes also come with their own off-street parking and some meet full universal design standards, meaning they can be adapted to be

  • State-of-the-art development to rise from the ashes of former state home

    A vacant house recently gutted by fire in Auckland’s Point Chevalier is set to become the site of yet another modular Kāinga Ora public housing development. which will be fully accessible. The development will use modular homes, meaning each one-bedroom apartment will consist of a single factory-built

  • Homestar 6 rated public homes ready for whānau in South Auckland

    This week, we marked the completion of 19 new public homes in the South Auckland suburb of Manurewa. -bedroom apartments and one four-bedroom house. “Excitingly, six of the apartments have been built to Kāinga Ora Full Universal Design (FUD) standard meaning they

  • Palmerston North welcomes 50 new homes and a community space

    Today, the local community came together to mark the completion of 50 new two-, three- and four-bedroom homes and a community space at North Street in Palmerston North. Rangitāne have kindly gifted the name ‘Te Raki Pae Ora’ to this development, meaning the northern abode of activity and light. The name ‘Whare Manaaki’ was

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