
‘Goldmine’: Developers brace for $500m state home sell-off
The huge sell-off is part of the state housing agency's big cost-cutting 'reset'.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Police confirmed a shooting occurred but the tenant didn't engage with them.
Neighbours have borne the brunt of a tenant but Kāinga Ora says it's firm but fair.
'Construction prices are still to adjust to the current property cycle and remain high.'
The housing provider wanted to make the property available for a family.
The man harassed children, neighbours, tradesmen and blocked roads with his wheelchair.
Kiwis like Sir Sam Neill and Liz Mitchell are backing wool in a fight against synthetics.
OPINION: Tens of thousands of young Kiwis are joining the record brain-drain.
First home buyers did not snap up these 109 homes: now we the taxpayers have bought them.
The family camped at Parua Bay Yacht Club for over a month.
Tenants will be rehomed when required for earthquake-strengthening work.
Thirteen complaints were made to Kāinga Ora since she moved in last year.
The homes were criticised by locals when they first arrived on the site.
OPINION: We need a building intelligence service to register and audit products.
OPINION: A very small number of tenants cause serious disruption for their neighbours.
Evicted tenants may face homelessness if they don't engage in repayment plans.
Tenants can't exceed 12 weeks' rent debt under the new policy.
OPINION: A 'back-to-basics' move is aimed at making the agency financially sustainable.
It includes the sale of around 900 homes per year.
Expert says there might be a number of people who did not realise it was an option.
Federated Farmers says the news is "a shot in the arm for the strong wool sector".
The 'container' homes on Malfroy Rd in Rotorua are ready for new tenants.
Locals feared they looked like container homes when they first arrived, but today they had a chance to look through the finished product. Video / Kelly Makiha
Four Māngere state houses are still propped up after floating during the Auckland floods.
Kāinga Ora said its been waiting on final building approval from Auckland Council
Households in emergency housing motels dropped from 507 in 2023, to 144 in November 2024.
Neighbours say they've been terrorised for months by stones coming through their windows.
Kāinga Ora spent nearly $900,000 on the 50-home Ruakākā project now on the back burner.
'We see New Zealand as a long-term strategy.
Complaint wait times drop to 15 days as Kāinga Ora tackles disruptive tenant behaviour.