Faiga faavae galuega faufale
E tele taumafaiga ma polokalame ua saunia e Kāinga Ora e faateleina ai le aofaiga o fale fou e faanonofo ai le mamalu o le atunuu. E aofia ai fale e eseese le lautele ma fausaga eseese i totonu o taulaga tetele i Niu Sila ma le atunuu atoa.
Growing our housing portfolio
Kāinga Ora builds additional state houses based on the Government’s Public Housing Plan, which tells us how many houses are needed and where they are needed.
Over the two years to 30 June 2026, we will be adding 2,650 homes to our state housing stock, bringing the total number of state houses throughout Aotearoa to around 78,000.
We will do this through:
- removing old Kāinga Ora houses and redeveloping on the land;
- working with construction firms to build houses;
- buying completed homes from private developers.
A focus on renewal
We also have a focus on renewing our existing homes, to make sure we have homes in the right locations and our homes are suitable for the people that need them.
We renew our homes through:
- renovating them through our retrofit programme, adding at least 50 years to their life;
- removing homes and redeveloping on the same land;
- selling the houses and the land and replacing it with a new warm, dry home elsewhere.
Over the two years to 30 June 2026, almost 3,000 Kāinga Ora homes will be renewed, delivering warmer, drier and healthier homes for people in need, in the right locations.
Selling our homes
Our focus on renewals means Kāinga Ora will strategically sell some state homes or land it owns. Generally, this will be because selling makes the best economic sense, or we need to prioritise social housing in another area.
It’s important to note when we sell, we are not reducing our overall number of state homes. For each Kāinga Ora home we sell, we deliver a newly built state home elsewhere.
When we sell, the funds are reinvested to renew even more of our homes.
This approach means we are releasing more homes into the market for all New Zealanders, while continuing to provide social housing in the right locations.
Fuafuaina o fausaga ma fuafuaga
O galuega faufale o faia e Kāinga Ora e aofia ai faiga taualoa i le fuafuaina o fausaga ma faiga e pulea ai ina ia mautinoa o matou tau atiae fale e lelei ma ausia manaoga o tagata.
O galuega uma o fuafuaina le fau ai o fale o le a iloilo ai ma atinae tetele, e pei o auala ma nofoaga faitele mo tafaoga, e pei o malae mo tafaoga, ina ia tino mai tuaoi faalotoifale e aogā, e tosina i ai tagata ma e faatupu ai faanaunautaiga o tagata i totonu o lotoifale taitasi.
Ua matou saunia taiala o le fuafuaina o fausaga e fau ai fale a le malo ma e faaaoga ai faatulagana ma fausaga patino mo fale fou le Te Aranga Design Principles. E faavae aga taualoa i aga tausili a tagata Māori ma e faamausaili ma iloa tino ai mana whenua, i fuafuaga faataatia mo taulaga.
O lo o matou faaleleia faiga e faafaigofie ai le soifua ma le ola i fale fou ma fale a le malo o iai nei mo tagata o faaaogaina a matou auaunaga. O la matou faamoemoe le saunia o fale e saogalemu i le nofo ina ia tuuitiitia le ola faalagolago, mafai ona mafuta ma aiga ma uo o fia asiasi atu, ma e le o taotaomia ai le auai i meafai mo tagata lautele.
E avea fausaga masani o fale e mafai ai ona faataunuu le fau o fale mo tagata lautele e maua ai le nofo lelei o tagata, e aofia ai (ae e le gata i ai) ulugalii talavou ma fanau laiti, soo se augatupulaga ua fetaiai ma se lavea po o se faamai mo se vaitaimi le tumau, tagata o faaletonu le gaioi, faaletonu le vaai ma le malamalama i mea o tutupu, faapea ma le faatupulaia o tagata ua loa le soifua.
E aofia i fausaga masani nisi o vaega lautele nei:
- Faigofie: lautetele auala mai nofoaga e paka ai taavale faasolo atu i le auala tele, leai ni sitepu e tau laa ai i luga pe a mafai, po o le faapipii o se patu i luga o auala e faalemu ai taavale feoai.
- Faaaoga gofie: faigofie na faaaoga faitotoa ma ‘au o kapoti, faletaele ma potumoe i le fogafale lava e tasi e ulufale atu ai i le potu malolo (po o le fau i se faiga e faigofie ai ona suia i se taimi mulimuli ane).
- Saogalemu: fai fola e le maseesee mo faletaele ma umukuka.
- Suia gofie: lautele o se faletaele e gafatia ona suia ina ia faigofie ona faaaoga atoa pe a moomia i se taimi mulimuli ane.
Faitau nisi faamatalaga o le Taiala Faavae mo Feoaiga Sao Gofie.
E i ai le pule aloaia e taimua ai Kāinga Ora i suiga, ona o le pito telē o lona tulaga e saunia ai fale i Niu Sila. O lona uiga e tatau ona taimua i faiga fou ma galuega mo suiga lelei e fau ai le tele o fale.
O le Offsite manufacturing (OSM) o se metotia e faavave ai le fau o fale lelei, ma o ituaiga e sili ona lelei mo tagata ma aiga, nofoaga, ma le matātā galuega o fausaga.
Faitau isi faamatalaga i le OSM
E avea Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities ma vaega o le Construction Sector Accord na faavae ia Aperila 2019 e le Palemia, Minisita Accord, ma sui o le Construction Sector Accord e aofia ai taitai e 13 o matātā faufale ma le malo.
Following a Cabinet decision late last year, Ministers have decided to close the Construction Sector Accord's Transformation Plan 2022-2025, and the Construction Sector Accord will continue in a different form. Read more about the Construction Sector Accord(external link)
O se mitamitaga le atinae Bader Ventura, o le uluai atinae na faia e le Kāinga Ora e fau ai fale i tulaga Passive House, ma na filifilia ai e le Construction Sector Accord e avea ma Beacon Project(external link). E avea le Bader Ventura ma faataitaiga maoae ma faiga fou i totonu o le matātā, ma e lagolagoina ai le tofa mamao o le Accord o se ‘matātā faatuatuaina mo le manuia o Niu Sila.’
Uma na faafou le itulau: 3 September 2024