Fale nofo‘anga ma‘á e kakaí
‘Oku toe lelei ange ‘a hono faka‘aonga‘i ‘e he Kāinga Ora ‘a e kelekelé ‘aki hono fetongi ‘a e konga lahi ‘o ‘emau ngaahi fale ma‘á e kakaí, ‘aki ha ngaahi ‘api māfana mo mātu‘u lahi ange ‘i he ngaahi feitu‘u ‘oku lahi ai hono fiema‘ú.
Public housing developments
Kāinga Ora is making more efficient use of land by replacing many of our older state houses with more, warm and dry homes in areas of high demand.
Planned developments
Keeping our communities informed is very important to us. The sites below are in the early planning stages and our Stakeholder Relationship Managers will keep you up to date with our plans as they progress.
Ko hono tauhi ‘o e ‘ilo ‘a e komiunitií
‘Oku ‘i ai ha tu‘utu‘uni mahino ‘a e Kāinga Ora ke tuku atu ha ngaahi ‘api lahi ange ke a‘usia ‘a e fiema‘u fakavavevave ‘i hotau ngaahi komiunitií. Ko ‘emau ngāue ‘oku fakakau mai ki ai ‘a e kakaí ‘oku fakataumu‘a ke ‘ilo ‘a e ngaahi komiunitií ki he tu‘unga fakamuimuitaha fekau‘aki mo e ngaahi ‘api ‘oku lolotonga langa ‘i honau feitu‘ú, pea ke tokoni‘i ha ngaahi komiunitī ‘oku tupulaki.
Polokalama ‘a e Kāinga Ora ki he Fakalelei Falé (Retrofit)
‘Oku fa‘u ‘e he Kāinga Ora ‘emau ngaahi ‘apí ke māfana, mātu‘u mo fakatupu mo‘ui lelei ange ke tokoni ki hono fakalelei‘i ‘o e tu‘unga lelei ‘o e mo‘ui ‘emau kau nofo totongí. Fakafou ‘i he Polokalama Fakanāunau Fakalahí, ‘oku mau fakalakalaka‘i ai mo fakalelei‘i ‘a e ni‘ihi ‘o ‘emau ngaahi ‘api motu‘a angé ke tokoni ki hono tuku atu ha ngaahi ‘api faka‘ofo‘ofa ma‘a homau kau nofo totongí.
Ko ‘emau founga ngāue ki he langa falé
‘Oku lahi ‘a e ngaahi ngāue mo e polokalama langa fale ‘a e Kāinga Ora kuo kamata‘i ke fakalahi ‘a hono tuku atu ‘o e ngaahi fale nofo‘angá ma‘á e kakai Kiwi. ‘Oku kau ki heni ‘a e ngaahi polōseki ki he fale nofo‘angá ‘i ha ngaahi lahi mo e fa‘ahinga kehekehe ‘i he ngaahi feitu‘u tefito ‘o Nu‘u Silá mo e kotoa ‘o e fonuá.
Ōrākei Neighbourhood Plan
Our neighbourhood plan for Ōrākei sets out how we will work alongside existing customers, our partner Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei, stakeholders and the community, to renew and replace our aged stock in the suburb, over the next 7 to 10 years.