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• 4,864 new Kāinga Ora homes delivered in 12 months

  This year Kāinga Ora has delivered over 4,864 new state houses for individuals and whānau throughout the country. is a need. Through developing the land we own, buying land and housing projects from developers, and purchasing a small number of existing homes from the open

• More homes on the horizon for Wellington

  This week, Housing Minister Megan Woods announced the purchase of 28 Adelaide Road in Mount Cook, Wellington. The 2,016m2 section was purchased as part of a Kāinga Ora urban development programme aimed at increasing housing supply and affordability. Wellington to buy a first home and there a shortage of land in the city that can be developed.” “Currently this land is a carpark and we are excited to develop the site

• 3. Searching

  Discover everything you need to know about house hunting and get tools to find the home that’s right for you. whānau have any other health conditions that may affect what you need in a home? are you looking to buy an existing home, or do you have the option to buy land

• Media resources

  Use our information sheets, explainers and other online resources to help shape your news stories. future development and renewal of our housing stock. It makes sense to do this, rather than selling it and needing to buy land again in the future. Can you

• Tenant home ownership

  If you are currently a Kāinga Ora tenant, you may be eligible for a grant to go towards purchasing the home you’re living in. The government is offering state house tenants the option to buy the house they are living in. The dream of home ownership may be yours, without even having to

• 2. Preparing and applying

  Learn how much you could borrow, build your deposit and understand the home loan process. or lender provides once you’ve found a home you want to buy and they’ve made sure it meets their lending conditions. In most cases, full approval confirms the

• KiwiSaver first-home withdrawal

  If you have been a member of KiwiSaver for at least 3 years, you may be able to make a withdrawal from your savings to put towards buying your first home. to live in the property. It cannot be used to buy an investment property. If you are a member of a complying fund, you may be able to withdraw your savings to

• 4. Buying

  Navigate the process of buying your first home, learn about different offers and sales methods and work towards making your first offer. This step is all about navigating the process of buying your first home, from learning about sales methods to making your first offer. Types of offers This is

• Kāinga Whenua Loans for individuals

  The Kāinga Whenua Loan is an opportunity for Māori to build, purchase or relocate a house on multiply-owned Māori land. the barriers to accessing finance. Download the Kāinga Whenua information booklet [PDF, 1.6 MB] What is multiply-owned Māori land? Multiply-owned Māori land

• Young couple helped into their forever home

  A young couple, who were living with their baby and five-year-old son in their grandparent’s sleep out, are the first people in Tairāwhiti to use Kāinga Ora’s First Home Partner scheme to get into their own first home. Ora Stakeholder Relationship Manager. “The couple started looking to buy a home when they were expecting their second child. They were in KiwiSaver and were