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Housing the Future webinar

Minister of Housing Hon Dr Megan Woods and CE Andrew McKenzie were guests on the Infrastructure NZ ‘Housing the Future’ webinar. activity underway, and budgeted, for over the next few years. You can watch the webinar on YouTube (external link) Read Kāinga Ora's media release - Budget 2020 - more public housing to be built

Keeping our Pacific communities updated on COVID-19

Talofa lava | Kia orana | Tēnā koutou katoa

During this time it’s really important all whānau are kept up to date with information about the COVID-19 outbreak and the rules around the current national lockdown. The Ministry for Pacific Peoples has been working to engage Pacific Aotearoa, the Pacific communities across the nation through a number of ways.  It has

YouTube, emojis and surfing the web – Neta is queen of them all

Senior customer Neta has become a confident queen of emojis since taking part in a digital literacy course at her Kāinga Ora complex in South Auckland. skills in technology have helped unlock the digital world - she particularly enjoys watching YouTube videos and chatting with her grandchildren by video call. And

Kāinga Whenua Loans for Collectives

Kāinga Whenua Loans are also available for Māori collectives, including land trusts. Find out what qualifies as a Māori collective and how the Loan works these groups. for ownership of the houses  the legal entity that owns the land block and their governance structure Next steps To find out if you are eligible for a Kāinga

Ko hono poupou‘i koe ‘i ho ‘apí

‘Oku mau ‘i heni ke tokoni‘i koe mo ho fāmilí ‘i ho ‘api Kāinga Ora mo ha tokangataha loto-mo‘oni fekau‘aki mo e tu‘unga lelei ‘a e mo‘uí. person you’ll probably know best at Kāinga Ora. Their role has both te reo Māori and English names: Kaitoko Kāinga / Housing Support Manager Kaitoko Kāinga Matua

Ko ‘emau founga ngāue ki hono fakahū mai ‘a e kau ngāue fo‘oú

‘I he Kāinga Ora ‘oku mau fiema‘u ‘emau founga ngāue ki hono fakahū mai ‘a e kau ngāué ke hoko ko ha faingamālie ia kiate kimautolu ke ‘ilo lahi ange ai kiate koe mo ho‘o ngaahi taukeí, pea ke ke ‘ilo lahi ange ai foki fekau‘aki mo kimautolu mo e me‘a ‘oku mau fakahokó. , there are various ways we will engage with you during the section process. These could be via the phone, video interviewing, assessment centre, Skype, psychometric

Aleapau ki he nofo totongí

Ko ho‘o aleapau ki he nofo totongí ko ha pepa fakalao ia. ‘Oku ne talaatu ‘a e me‘a ‘oku totonu ke ke ‘amanekina meiate kimautolú mo e me‘a ‘oku mau ‘amanekina meiate koé. enter into a tenancy agreement with you, we will: make sure your home is safe and secure, and in good condition make sure your home meets building codes and

4. Fakatau maí

‘Ilo‘i ‘a e founga ki hono fakatau mai ho‘o fuofua ‘apí, ‘ilo fekau‘aki mo e ngaahi founga kehekehe ki hono fokotu‘u ‘o e mahu‘inga fakapa‘angá (offers) mo e founga fakataú pea ngāue atu foki ki hono fokotu‘u atu ho‘o fuofua mahu‘inga fakapa‘angá (first offer). willing to pay. The vendor (seller) may accept your offer, reject it or make a counter-offer. If they make a counter-offer, that’s when you enter into negotiations

Nō ki ha Fuofua Fakatau ‘Api

Ko ha Nō ki ha Fuofua Fakatau ‘Api ‘e lava ke ne ‘ai ke faingofua ‘a ho‘o hoko ‘o ma‘u ho fuofua ‘apí ‘aki hono tukuhifo ‘a e tipōsiti ‘oku fiema‘ú ki he 5%. along with the First Home Loan eligibility criteria. Follow the steps below which will guide you through the process. Meet the criteria - Ensure you meet all

Budgeting tips

Find tips and tools to help with budgeting, saving and preparing for unexpected costs. time with family – not spending loads of money. It’s easier for you and your whānau to enjoy a happy, debt-free summer by buying what you need throughout the

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