Situation (for the month of Dec) What people are experiencing Results (for the month of Jan) How the government and partners have helped people Outputs (for the month of Jan) What the government and partners are doing Jan 2020 Built since June 2018 The Housing Dashboard The housing dashboard is a single source of information where you can track the progress of key parts of the Government’s housing programme and the results it is delivering for New Zealanders. All figures are as at 31 January 2020, unless otherwise stated. Further information and definitions can be found on www.hud.govt.nz Homes built First Home Grants paid Homes bought with a First Home Loan Households in public housing Transitional housing places 3,055 Households engaged in the Housing First programme 416 1,119 102 301 Less than previous month New public housing places (net) 69,201 36 This month 199 In total 162 Available to buy Homes sold last month 296 Available to buy 433 Sold to date in Total 11 Homes sold last month Participants in Sustaining Tenancies support Homes under construction 2,275 State Housing 384 Community Housing 793 KiwiBuild 7 KiwiBuild 328 231 More than previous month (planned this financial year) 1,158 55 More than previous month 221 Engaged participants 2 Successfully finished programme 2,583 1186 482 Market 12 More than previous month 2 Less than previous month 205 Less than previous month 81 State Housing 74 Market KiwiBuild homes 3,550 Households who bought their first home in December (RBNZ) 2,730 92 Less than previous month New homes consented in December (Stats NZ) 2,910 294 Less than previous month DECEMBER 39 Community Housing 201 70,559 Total places available 85
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Situation (for the month of Dec)What people are experiencing
Results (for the month of Jan)How the government and partners have helped people
Outputs (for the month of Jan)What the government and partners are doing
Jan 2020
Built since June 2018
The Housing Dashboard
The housing dashboard is a single source of information where you can track the progress of key parts of the Government’s housing programme and the results it is delivering for New Zealanders.
All figures are as at 31 January 2020, unless otherwise stated. Further information and definitions can be found on www.hud.govt.nz
Homes built
First Home Grants paid
Homes bought with a First Home Loan
Households in public housing
Transitional housing places
3,055
Households engaged in the Housing First programme
416
1,119
102
301Less than previous month
New public housing places (net)
69,201
36This month
199In total
162Available
to buy
Homessold last
month22
296Available
to buy
433Sold
to datein Total
11
Homessold lastmonth
Participants in SustainingTenancies support
Homes underconstruction
2,275State Housing
384 CommunityHousing
793KiwiBuild
7KiwiBuild
328
231More than
previous month
(planned this financial year)
1,158
55More than
previous month
221Engaged
participants
2Successfully
finished programme
2,583 1186
482Market
12More than
previous month
2 Less than previous month
205 Less than previous month
81State
Housing
74Market
KiwiBuild homes
3,550
Households who bought their first home in December (RBNZ)
2,730
92Less than previous month
New homes consented in December (Stats NZ) 2,910
294Less than previous month
DECEMBER
39CommunityHousing
201
70,559Total places
available
85
The Housing DashboardSITUATION
First home buyers
The number of loans to first home buyers as collated and published by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand. Shows how many people are able to get into home ownership each month. Due to release timings the number on the Housing Dashboard refers to the month prior.
Source: RBNZ
New homes consented
The number of new dwellings consented, published by Stats NZ, is widely used as an indicator of total building activity and indicates whether new supply is keeping pace with demand. Due to release timings the number on the Housing Dashboard refers to the month prior.
Source: Stats NZ
Trend
Homes consented
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
3,500
4,000
Trend
First home buyers
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
Aug 2014 Dec 2019Dec 2016Dec 2015Dec 2014 Dec 2017 Dec 2018
Aug 2014 Dec 2019Dec 2016Dec 2015Dec 2014 Dec 2017 Dec 2018
The Housing DashboardOUTPUTS
First Home GrantFirst Home Grants are available to eligible first home buyers or previous home owners who’ve made regular KiwiSaver contributions. The number of First Home Grants paid shows how many first home buyers are able to take advantage of this support to buy their first home (formerly the KiwiSaver Homes Start Grant).
Data Source: Kāinga Ora
First Home LoanWith a First Home Loan you only need a 5 percent deposit. First Home Loans are issued by selected banks and other lenders and underwritten by Kāinga Ora. The number of First Home Loans settled shows how many households are able to take advantage of this support to buy their first home (formerly the Welcome Home Loan).
Data Source: Kāinga Ora
Public housing placesThis measure shows how many public housing places are available, through either new builds, purchases or leases for some of our most vulnerable individuals and families.
Data Source: Kāinga Ora and Community Housing Providers
Jan 2020Aug 201565,000
71,000
Total public housing places
0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
Trend
First Home Grants paid
Jan 2020
50
100
150
200
Trend
First Home Loans Settled
Built each month
Running total built
Homes builtShows the total number of new homes built through the Government’s Build Programme, and partners like Community Housing Providers.
Data Source: Kāinga Ora and Community Housing Providers
June 2018 Jan 2020Oct 2018 June 2019
Jan 2016 Jan 2017 Jan 2018 Jan 2019 Jan 2020Jan 2016 Jan 2017 Jan 2018 Jan 2019
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1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
The Housing DashboardRESULTS
Households engaged in Housing First
Jan 2020March 2019
Aug 2015 Jan 2020Jan 201760,000
70,000
Households in public housing
Oct 2018 Jan 2020
Sold each month
Total sold
Successfullyfinished programmeeach month
Engaged participantsthat month
Oct 19 Jan 2020Sep 19 Dec 19Nov 19Aug 19Jul 19Jun 19
Sustaining TenanciesSustaining Tenancies provides funding for community-based providers to support households who need help to sustain their tenancy. This helps to prevent and reduce people becoming homeless.
Source: Ministry of Housing and Urban Development
Housing FirstAccess to housing is only the first step in addressing homelessness. Housing First recognises it is much easier for people to address complex issues such as mental health and addiction once they are housed. This number reflects those people who have been accepted to the programme and continue to need the intensive support provided through Housing First.
Source: Ministry of Housing and Urban Development
Households in public housingPublic houses are properties owned or leased by Kāinga Ora and registered Community Housing Providers. The rent on these properties is subsidised to provide somewhere to live for vulnerable households who cannot afford a private rental.
Data Source: Ministry of Social Development
KiwiBuild homes sold Shows the number of homes sold last month, the total to date, which includes off the plans homes that are not completed.
Data Source: Kāinga Ora
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
3,500 Transitional housing places
Jan 2020Sept 2016
Transitional housingTransitional housing provides warm, dry, short-term housing and tailored housing related support services for people and families who don’t have anywhere to live.
Source: Ministry of Housing and Urban Development
Sustaining Tenancies cumulative total
Shows the running total of households who have successfully finished the programme over time.
Source: Ministry of Housing and Urban Development
Oct 19 Nov 19 Dec 19 Jan 2020Sep 19Aug 19Jul 19Jun 19
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