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  • Auckland 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. information about our local activities. Albert-Eden Local Board (external link) The Albert-Eden Local Board area includes, but is not limited to, Point Chevalier

  • New apartment complex for central Auckland suburb

    The Auckland suburb of Point Chevalier is about to welcome individuals and couples to a significant social housing development of 61 apartments. shortly, once the road works in Pt Chevalier Road are completed. Watch the video to see more about the construction journey of this apartment complex, and how

  • 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.

  • Sharing lessons learned through Hobsonville Point successes

    In January, representatives from the Kāinga Ora Urban Planning and Design and Urban Development and Delivery teams hosted a cohort of around 20 Property Council Emerging Leaders at its Hobsonville offices. The industry outreach event was a knowledge sharing exercise, using the Hobsonville Point development as a case study. The aim was for Kāinga Ora to profile a

  • Te Uru terraces - exemplifying density done well

    Hobsonville Point’s Te Uru terraces take out the Supreme Award at the 2023 National Resene Architectural Design Awards. Te Uru “walk up” terraces, situated within the Kāinga Ora Hobsonville Point development, have been given the ultimate recognition at this year’s National

  • Kāinga Ora and property developer Winton partner for Lakeside development

    Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities, and property developer Winton have entered into a Land Supply partnership agreement to deliver more than 1300 homes over a 7-8-year period at Lakeside, in Te Kauwhata, Waikato. for a wide range of people and families, including more affordable housing. The development will deliver homes consistent with affordable price points and

  • Parks and amenities benefit residents and builders at Hobsonville Point

    Giving communities early access to amenities like parks, walkways and public artwork as part of new developments helps enhance wellbeing and land value overall, a new report on the Hobsonville Point development has found. more than 500 Hobsonville Point residents, builder and developer partners, and analysed residential land values at Hobsonville Point compared with other

  • Urban development large-scale projects

    Kāinga Ora is enabling a mix of new social and market homes to be delivered across our large-scale projects in Auckland and eastern Porirua. To achieve this, Kāinga Ora partners with developers, councils, iwi, and government agencies. 项目。 目前,我们正在主导交付位于Auckland的六个大型开发项目——Hobsonville Point、Northcote、Roskill、Oranga和Mangere,以及Porirua的一个大型项目。我们还在Tauranga的Te Kauwhata、Waikato和Tauriko拥有大型的新建开发项目

  • 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. with our build partners and engaged over 1,900 workers, and we are now at the point where sites are becoming MATES Accredited - which is a priority for Kāinga Ora

  • More affordable homes for Tāmaki

    More first home buyers in Auckland are waking up in their new home. People and whānau are starting to move in to 61 KiwiBuild homes in the new Hīnaki Street development built by NZ Living, located within Point England, Auckland

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