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Join us on our journey to transform communities both locally and abroad
The Journey
One home at a time
Join us as we take each step forward in our mission to ensure every family in New Zealand and throughout the world has access to safe, warm and affordable housing. We’ll be building one home, one family, one community at a time.
our impact
Community focus, on a global scale
New Builds
Nepal
Partnering with Habitat for Humanity, we've been able to go into earthquake stricken villages and rebuild homes through our 'Home-for-a-Home' partnership.
Community Facilities
South Sudan
We assisted two Kiwi doctors living in South Sudan to fund and build a new maternity clinic which provides important care before and after birth.
LEARN MORENew Homes
Fiji
Over 140,000 people currently live in substandard housing conditions in informal settlements and have been hit by two big cyclones recently. We have partnered with Habitat for Humanity who are focusing on building stormproof homes for locals communities.
Learn MoreNew Builds
Auckland
With people living in garages and sleeping rough in cars due to unaffordability, we're building homes at a rapid rate for those most vulnerable.
New Builds
Hamilton
Waikato has a shortage of 8000 homes with 4000 of these in Hamilton. We've set out to change that.
NEW BUILDS
Palmerston North
An estimated 4600 new homes are needed in the next decade so we're building for the future.
New Builds
Hawke's Bay
The Hawke's Bay is not only a beautiful place but a place in need of many various housing projects. We're on the ground.
New Builds
Rotorua
Facing a housing crisis, we're building homes for those who need them most.
Repair & Renovation, New Builds
Wellington
A little windy, and in need a lot more homes. We're building for those who need homes the most.
We're HiringNew Builds
Timaru
We're proud to be building homes for those who need them the most.
Restoration, New Builds and Commercial
Christchurch
We have a special place in our heart for Christchurch. It's where our heart to restore communities was founded.
New Builds
Gisbourne
In desperate need of new homes. We're on the ground.
Latest Work
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Exciting new developments & updates from the field
Just over two years ago, the Home team was given the opportunity to sit down with the team at Kāinga Ora - Homes and Communities and Monk Mackenzie, to imagine a new community for this Onehunga site. We pushed the envelope, working hard to balance efficiency and cost, with design and enhanced standards for healthy homes.
Our Community Developments Team in partnership with Kāinga Maha, is proud to launch our newest housing development to the market in Ōtautahi Christchurch. This development is located in the exciting new suburb of Riccarton Park. The Residences at Karamū will include a curated blend of two and three-bedroom terraced and duplex homes. As always, these homes are designed to a high standard with a strong emphasis on sustainability and community.
Our team recently completed this six-home development in Strowan for Kāinga Ora. Modern and secure, these homes, designed by Context Architects, will provide much-needed housing for the local community.
Led by David Wong, our team partnered with Hughes Developments and Selwyn District Council to develop this greenfield site into beautiful affordable homes, priced from only $399,000. A special thanks to Foley Group Ltd and Devon Construction for outworking the concepts through to completion.
We are also excited to announce our next in a long line of affordable home developments in Karamū, Riccarton Park.
We are incredibly proud to have partnered with Kāinga Ora - Homes and Communities, Context Architects and Atkins Construction to deliver these new homes for Hinetau and her tamariki. "It felt like someone from heaven had shone a light on me". We are close to completing the final stage of this 42 home development in Hawkes Bay.
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Eight new 2 and 3 bedroom homes are nearing completion in Ōtautahi. These homes are built to 6 Homestar standard and will provide much needed homes for those on the Kāinga Ora waitlist.