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CHA Director, Scott Figenshow, WCC Councillor, Paul Eagle, and Labour housing spokesperson, Phil Twyford, talk to Demelza Leslie on Radio New Zealand about the current environment in social housing.
On 22 December Auckland Council announced the Selwyn Foundation as the new community housing partner for its portfolio of homes for older Aucklanders.
Ten new units have been developed by VisionWest Community Trust at Triangle Road, Massey in Auckland.
Social housing organisations which help to get their tenants off welfare or keep their children in school could be rewarded with greater funding for housing developments, Social Housing Minister Paula Bennett says.
Building and Housing Minister Dr Nick Smith announced the opening of the Hornby Project complex, an initiative being delivered by a consortium of community housing providers to provide a range of affordable housing solutions in Christchurch.
One of New Zealand's biggest aged-care providers, Selwyn Foundation, is believed to have been picked by Auckland Council to take over managing the council's 1412 pensioner flats.
Auckland Council has endorsed a recommendation from Panuku Development Auckland to enter into partnership with a community housing provider to manage and further develop its portfolio of 1,412 homes for older Aucklanders.
Merry Christmas!
Accessible Properties are to purchase more than 300 homes from Hamilton City Council.
The three new Special Housing Areas cover around eight hectares of currently underused land in Shelly Bay, Newlands and Newtown and together with the existing Shelly Bay SHA, will provide more than 330 new homes.
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