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Kāinga Ora Strategic Engagement

Kāinga Ora - Homes and Communities is working on some of our key strategies and would like to invite our partners and stakeholders to attend our online engagement hui and / or engage with us online. to shape the Housing and Urban Development system and deliver on our outcomes. The Kāinga Ora Strategy 2030 will sit alongside Te Rautaki Māori 2021-2026 and the

Kāinga Ora scoops Māori Crown Relationships Award

Congratulations to our people who were part of the team that won the Te Hāpai Hāpori - Spirit of Service Awards 2020 Māori Crown Relationships Award. Our entry focused on the Porirua Housing Partnership with Te Rūnanga O Toa Rangatira, Ministry of Housing and Urban Development and the Ministry of Social

Building climate resilient homes and communities

We recognise the importance of building homes and communities that are resilient to our changing climate. , our build and development partners and the community to deliver high-quality urban developments that will not only benefit communities today, but in generations

Kāinga Ora invests in Tauranga

Approximately 1,000 more new homes are likely to be built in Tauranga over the coming years due to the acquisition of a 95.3 hectare site by Kāinga Ora. means the urban development agency will be working with a broad range of partners across the region. “Early engagement has been very positive and we look forward to

Kāinga Ora Graduate Programme

Are you a recent graduate or completing your degree in property, construction, build science, structural engineering, technology, planning or architecture? our business through executing our digital strategy to shape the housing and urban development ecosystem. Digital is about new ways of working and choices

Finding efficiencies in urban development

Kāinga Ora is kicking off an initiative to drive down costs and achieve efficiencies for the delivery of urban development projects. Zealand. Mark Fraser, General Manager Urban Development and Delivery, says historically both public and private urban development practices in New Zealand have

Kāinga Ora to assess Auckland Light Rail Urban Development Project

Update 22 August 2023: The Minister of Housing and Urban Development and the Minister of Finance have jointly directed Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities to stop its assessment of the Auckland Light Rail project as a potential SDP. Light Rail project as a Specified Development Project (SDP) under the Urban Development Act 2020 (UDA). The proposed Auckland Light Rail Urban Development

Eleven new homes for Fairfield, Hamilton

Kāinga Ora has reached a significant milestone in the Ross Crescent development. The first Ten of 16 modern, warm, and healthy homes are now ready to welcome families in Fairfield, Hamilton. This redevelopment is a significant marker in the wider Kāinga Ora urban redevelopment strategy, focusing on intensifying housing density while maintaining

More new homes possible for Northland through Whangārei infrastructure investment

Key transport upgrades in Whangārei will be supported by $10.3 million from the Government’s Infrastructure Acceleration Fund (IAF) – unlocking more land for new homes, Prime Minister Chris Hipkins and Housing Minister Megan Woods announced today. housing stock in our District. Our Strategy recognises there will be big shifts in how we house our communities, especially in urban areas. “This funding

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. development recognises that places, cities, and towns aren’t just built things. Good urban design must embrace the past, celebrate the culture of the people that

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