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Thriving communities where everyone has a place to call home

Flooding in Auckland

31 January 23

If you have been impacted by the flooding in Auckland, please visit the Civil Defence website for information on where you can get help.

New development will help address housing shortage in Rotorua

26 January 23

31 Ngongotahā Road purchased through Land for Housing

18 January 23

Putting MAIHI Ka Ora – the National Māori Housing Strategy into action in 2022

22 December 22

Review of Retirement Villages Act begins in 2023 

19 December 22

Statement from Ministry of Housing and Urban Development re: Decision on Resource consent for contracted emergency housing in Rotorua

16 December 22

Building a better housing and urban future in Rotorua, together

16 December 22

Family Violence and Physical Assault Regulations approved by Cabinet

05 December 22

There are few things more important to people and whānau in Aotearoa than the homes and communities they live in. Everyone deserves a warm, secure, affordable home whether they own or rent. They also have a right to be safe in these homes.

Te MAIHI Whare Wananga ki Te Tairāwhiti considers new and innovative approaches to our housing challenges

02 December 22

Infrastructure Funding and Financing Act used for the first time

02 December 22

New housing affordability indicator launched

30 November 22

Chief Executive, Andrew Crisp opens the Habitat for Humanity National Conference 2022

29 November 22

Fale mo Aiga – Pacific Housing Strategy 2030 launches today

28 November 22

Changes to the Healthy Homes Standards compliance timeframes

26 November 22

The Government has extended the Healthy Homes Standards compliance timeframes for rental properties through the Residential Tenancies (Healthy Homes Standards) Amendment Act 2022.

Updating the Healthy Homes Standards – compliance timeframes

25 November 22