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New Zealand's 2027 Housing Investment Plan targets 675–770 new social and affordable homes in high-need areas using data-driven funding and expanded support for community providers.
New Zealand’s government has launched a data-driven Housing Investment Plan set to begin July 2027, replacing fragmented funding with a contestable Flexible Fund investing $250 million in capital and $41 million in operating funds to deliver 675 to 770 social and affordable homes.
The plan prioritizes high-need areas like South Auckland, the Far North, and Gisborne, using Housing Register and Census 2023 data to address gaps, such as the mismatch between demand for one-bedroom homes and current supply.
It expands eligibility to include affordable rentals, supports community and Māori providers, and introduces Crown loan guarantees and low-cost lending to level the playing field with Kāinga Ora.
The initiative aims to improve housing outcomes through transparency, local collaboration, and targeted investment in safe, suitable homes.
El Plan de Inversión en Vivienda 2027 de Nueva Zelanda apunta a 675 770 nuevas viviendas sociales y asequibles en áreas de alta necesidad utilizando financiamiento basado en datos y apoyo ampliado para proveedores comunitarios.