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  • 35 tamariki move into long-term homes

    The first stage of a new housing development in Te Hapara Gisborne, will see thirty-five tamariki moving out of unsuitable housing into nine new, long-term homes. 5118m site, that held three state homes and vacant land. The development comprises one six-bedroom home, three four-bedroom homes, four three-bedroom homes and

  • Ninety new homes for Kiwis – every week

    Thousands of families and individuals have moved into a new Kāinga Ora home in the past year, with approximately 4,800 state homes expected to be delivered by 30 June 2024. of two, three, four and five-bedroom homes, and sixteen one-bedroom apartments. Stand out features of the project include a communal garden, play area and plenty

  • Over 8,000 new homes possible as $179m of infrastructure fund committed

    Critical infrastructure projects to enable seven large housing projects around the country will receive a share of almost $179m in funding to enable thousands more homes, Housing Minister Megan Woods announced today. reduce the timeframe for completion from thirty years to seven years.” Intersection upgrade for priority growth area in Western Bay of Plenty Investment of

  • 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

  • Design Review Panel

    Earlier this year, our Urban Design Panels team asked for feedback on improving the effectiveness of our Design Review process by surveying a range of our builder partners. touch about four weeks prior to your preferred date. In order to take advantage of the streamlined process, , you need to apply for a pre-app number with

  • 30 new homes for Wairoa in construction

    The first new state homes in Wairoa in many years are now being built. Thirty single-storey homes will be built on a two-hectare site, Tihitihi Pā. The development will see a mix of two, three, four and six-bedroom homes built.

  • Neighbourly support during Cyclone Gabrielle

    Looking out for each other. That was the natural reaction to the challenges faced during Cyclone Gabrielle from residents in a group of five Kāinga Ora homes in Green Meadows, Napier. at least 10 years so we all know each other.” “We had no electricity for six days and no phone or internet contact for four days. That was frightening for some

  • New homes on the way in Tūrangi and Taupō

    Work has recently started on building 10 new homes in Tūrangi, the first public housing to be built in the town in over 40 years. four bedroom single and double-storey homes are being built, with five homes in Parekarangi Grove (render above), and five homes in Te Wharekaihua Grove. The 10

  • Thousands of new homes for New Zealanders

    The first six months of this financial year has seen construction completed of nearly 1,500 new public homes for individuals and whānau throughout Aotearoa New Zealand. A further 3,300 more are being constructed for completion by the end of June. 47 new public homes. Eight are two-bedroom, 19 are three-bedroom, 5 are four-bedroom and one is a six-bedroom home.

  • From couch surfing to a place to call home

    After years of couch surfing with friends’ and family and living in a pup tent, James (Ngāti Porou, Tūhoe) finally has a place to call home. crashing at my sister’s, cousin’s, or friends’ places. Honestly, I’ve been couch surfing most of my life and my kids’ lives too.” Six years ago, while homeless, James

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