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Does Kāinga Ora own any property at 82 East Street, Enderley, Hamilton, and if so, what consideration, if any, has been given to making that property available to a community or non-government organisation, and what was the outcome of that consideration? and 6 other questions

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Georgie Dansey

List MP · Labour Party

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  • 39084

    Does Kāinga Ora own any property at 82 East Street, Enderley, Hamilton, and if so, what consideration, if any, has been given to making that property available to a community or non-government organisation, and what was the outcome of that consideration?

  • 39095

    Does Kāinga Ora own any property at 82 East Street, Enderley, Hamilton, and if so, what reasons, if any, were given to any organisation for ending an arrangement under which that property was made available for its use, if such an arrangement was in place?

  • 39099

    Does Kāinga Ora own any property at 82 East Street, Enderley, Hamilton, and if so, what are the reasons, if any, that the property is currently untenanted?

  • 39101

    Does Kāinga Ora own any property at 82 East Street, Enderley, Hamilton, and if so, under which vacancy category is that property recorded, if any, as at 1 September 2026?

  • 39102

    Does Kāinga Ora own any property at 82 East Street, Enderley, Hamilton, and if so, on what date was that property last tenanted?

  • 39103

    Does Kāinga Ora own any property at 82 East Street, Enderley, Hamilton, and if so, for how long, if at all, has that property been continuously untenanted as at 1 September 2026?

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  • 39104

    Does Kāinga Ora own any property at 82 East Street, Enderley, Hamilton, and if so, is that property currently tenanted?

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Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

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Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities advises me that it currently owns the property at 82 East Street, Hamilton. The property is part of its supported housing portfolio and is a Community Group Housing (CGH) property, typically leased to providers to deliver housing and support services. The previous provider had leased the property continuously since May 1987. The property has been occupied other than periods of time between leases or change of service provider. It has been vacant since July 2025 when the former service provider returned the property due to its funding contract ending. No maintenance work has been carried out since the home became vacant.While the future use of the property is yet to be determined, options being explored include divestment and redevelopment. It is anticipated the decisions will be confirmed in the coming months.