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  • Northcote Development celebrates opening 85 new public homes at Ngāhuripoke

    Housing Minister Megan Woods officially opened the largest public housing development in the Northcote Development on Wednesday. three-bedroom homes, the three-block Ngāhuripoke development also contains a playground and office spaces for the delivery of community services. The name

  • Families move into first Wairarapa Kāinga Ora homes

    We are excited to share the completion of new homes in Masterton, marking the first deliveries in a larger pipeline aimed at addressing the urgent need for housing in the Wairarapa region. The completion of 18 homes at Iorns Street North and three homes on Michael Street, along with two new homes in Dannevirke signifies a significant step forward

  • Apartments widen the range of public housing in Rotorua

    Good progress continues at Kāinga Ora’s Ranolf Street and Malfroy Road public housing development, with three-storey apartments in planning for the corner of the well located site. three- and four-bedroom homes and a community house, and expected completion of 12 one-bedroom apartments in mid-2023. By building three storey apartments, more

  • New Kāinga Ora homes in Blenheim ready to welcome families

    Whānau will wrap up the year by spending their first Christmas in one of nine recently completed Kāinga Ora homes in Blenheim. A new development in Mayfield includes 3 two-bedroom homes and one three-bedroom home. In central Blenheim, 2 two-bedroom homes and 3 three-bedroom homes are

  • 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. companies all over Aotearoa to achieve this.” The new homes vary in size and style, ranging from one-bedroom apartments to multi-bedroom freestanding homes. Three

  • Three homes, built by Hastings Boys High School, are on the move

    It is rewarding to see three new social houses completed by the students of the Hastings Boys High School (HBHS) Trades Academy now ready to move onto their new home. three houses will be used to home families in need on a site in Willowpark Road, central Hastings. They were moved offsite from HBHS just before Christmas and

  • Old friends, new homes

    Cadness Road resident John is quick to share his thoughts when asked about his new Kāinga Ora apartment in the Auckland suburb of Northcote. living next to me.” Built by Miles Construction, the Cadness Road development was completed in January of this year, and consists of three three-level buildings

  • New homes for Te Hapara consented

    New homes for 21 whānau will be built on adjoining sections on Gladstone Road and Mill Road in Te Hapara Gisborne. Kāinga Ora homes and communities have been granted resource consent to build one and two storey homes, and a 3 storey building on Gladstone Road. -quality and healthy homes will make a huge difference for whānau most affected by the housing crisis." The homes to be built include 11 two-bedroom homes, 6 three

  • Ninety new homes for Kiwis – every week

    Thousands of families and individuals have moved into a new Kāinga Ora home in the past year, with approximately 4,800 state homes expected to be delivered by 30 June 2024. Housing Delivery System – we recently achieved a new construction milestone with three new homes built in just 47 days. “In some communities we’re delivering the

  • High school students building new Kāinga Ora homes

    Massey High School building academy students felt a deep sense of pride as their first Kāinga Ora home was officially opened. The new three-bedroom home was built on the Massey school grounds, but now sits in Mangere, with a family set to move in shortly. Seventeen-year-old Mckoy

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