Read our 15 May 2018 newsletter here.
The Kaikōura Housing Recovery Temporary Accommodation Village was opened by Associate Minister of Housing and Urban Development Jenny Salesa today, giving residents undertaking earthquake repair or rebuild work much needed access to temporary accommodation.
The first KiwiBuild homes are now under construction in Papakura, says Minister of Housing and Urban Development Phil Twyford.
New Zealand currently has a significant housing shortage across the country, and the Auckland shortage is around 60,000 properties alone
Community Housing Aotearoa is pleased to announce the release of Guidance on
Transitional Accommodation Occupation Agreements. This is in response to requests from
members and other providers for assistance following the rapid growth in the emergency
housing sector. CHA carried out a review of the occupancy and tenancy agreements used
by Emergency and Transitional Housing providers to support the development of best
practice. We will soon be releasing a model tenancy agreement incorporating this guidance
and legal advice.
Around 4 in 10 Pacific people live in crowded homes in New Zealand and the rate is highest for people with Tuvaluan or Tongan ethnicity, Stats NZ said today.
A Housing New Zealand redevelopment in Mount Albert last night won a New Zealand Institute of Architects award for the Auckland region in the Housing Multi Unit category.
In this newsletter we celebrate CHRA's fourth birthday.
CHA is pleased to see the investment of 64 million in the housing first initiative.
Community Housing Aotearoa is welcoming the Government’s continued commitment to an approach that puts permanent housing at the centre of curbing chronic homelessness.
