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Budget 2021 gives welcome boost to Māori housing

So how does this stack up? Let’s start with the 1000 new homes. The average build cost for a standard three-bedroom home (according to QV cost builder in December 2020) is $311,500 in Auckland and lower outside of Auckland (for example, $276,500 in Palmerston North). This excludes cost of land, balconies and decks, any increased structural requirements, and landscaping and site works. If we assume a $300,000 cost for a new home, this means that approximately $300m is earmarked for new homes over three years. MONIQUE FORD/Stuff How does that compare with what’s offered currently? The Vote Māori budget 2020 included approximately $33.92m in 2020/21 and $36.87min 2019/20 for Te Kōtuitui Hanga Whare mō ngā Māori (Māori Housing). He Huarahi Ki Te Whare (Home Ownership Pathways) had a separately budgeted $8.3m.

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Budget 2021: Moving the dial on Māori housing

Finance Minister Grant Robertson explains some of the details from Budget 2021. The Government’s $380 million Budget investment in Māori housing has been heralded as a step in the right direction, rather than unleashing transformational change. Porirua iwi Ngāti Toa Rangatira has around 120 families in its social housing queue, despite only establishing its list this year. While conceding the new investment was a good starting point, Te Rūnanga o Toa Rangitira chief executive Helmut Modlik said it needed to be used strategically to yield the greatest benefit. “If they use that capital to [help] the Māori community in leveraging it to its best effect, then I think it would have a multiplier effect that would do a lot, lot more than [create] 1000 homes,” Modlik said.

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Budget 2021: Welcome focus on reducing inequality needs to continue

Budget 2021: Welcome focus on reducing inequality needs to continue
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Business Scoop » Praise For Human Rights And Te Tiriti Focus In 2021 Budget

Business Scoop » Praise For Human Rights And Te Tiriti Focus In 2021 Budget
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Government invests in the wellbeing of whānau Māori

Government invests in the wellbeing of whānau Māori
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