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  • Agreement reached between Kainga Ora and Winton

    Winton Land Limited, Sunfield Developments Limited, and Kāinga Ora-Homes and Communities have reached an agreement in respect of the High Court proceeding brought by Winton alleging anti-competitive conduct by Kāinga Ora.

  • Moving out

    There are many reasons you may need to move to another home. We’re here to help, so give us a call if you want to move and we can chat about your situation, your housing needs and what housing options you may have.

  • “Hard to fault” Kāinga Ora developments win property industry awards

    Five Kāinga Ora social housing developments have received top accolades at the recent 2024 Property Industry Awards.

  • 4. Buying

    Navigate the process of buying your first home, learn about different offers and sales methods and work towards making your first offer.

  • Looking after our locals

    As part of Kāinga Ora’s targets to build new homes and communities around the country, comes the task of relocating the families and people who live in the areas we want to develop.

  • I never thought I’d need help with housing

    When a house fire left Ngarangi and her grandchildren with nothing, they found Kāinga Ora was there to help them start over.

  • We’re the first in our aiga to buy a home

    Buying your first home is a huge deal even when you’ve grown up in New Zealand. For Suamasi and Semala, who arrived here as penniless newlyweds, it is literally the dream that’s come true.

  • Keeping your home healthy

    Sometimes our homes can get too hot, too cold or have too much moisture in the air – and all of these things can affect our health. Here are some tips to stay healthy whatever the weather.

  • A stable home for Jamie after 60 years

    Jamie from Palmerston North knows better than anyone what a difference a stable home can make.

  • Kura students help bless 10 new Gisborne homes

    New Gisborne apartments resounded with the sweet voices of students from Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Hawaiki Hou as they assisted Kaikarakia to implant mauri (spiritual energy) into the homes.