A detailed introduction to the public housing of New Zealand immigrant welfare government

Since 1935, New Zealand has tried to build public housing with social welfare for ordinary families in New Zealand on a large scale and rent it at a very low price. New Zealand immigrants and New Zealand citizens can try to apply for government public housing if their families really encounter financial difficulties and even affect their housing capacity.

I public housing in new Zealand

The New Zealand government currently owns public houses in major towns in New Zealand. At the same time, in order to meet the needs of New Zealand people, the government will continue to sell older public housing with better lots to private individuals or developers, and then use the proceeds from selling houses to buy land to build houses in a little farther away. In addition, the New Zealand government will also use public housing funds to "rent" some private houses, and sign long-term contracts for five to ten years to rent houses at market prices, and then rent them to low-income people at low prices.

Second, the housing types of public houses in New Zealand

New Zealand's public houses are mainly 2 rooms, 3 rooms and 4 rooms, and there are also some independent villas or townhouses; In some areas, there are even larger units, and large families may be able to apply for a big house with 5 or 6 rooms. At present, there are about 64,000 public houses in New Zealand, and about 200,000 New Zealand residents live in public houses (New Zealand population is about 4.5 million).

Third, the management and distribution institutions of public houses in New Zealand.

The government department responsible for the allocation of public housing in New Zealand is the Housing Authority of New Zealand (HNZC), which operates as a group company. The New Zealand Housing Agency Group is a government agency that provides housing services to New Zealanders in need.

Fourth, the maintenance of public housing in New Zealand

New Zealand public housing is broken, what should I do if I need to repair it? New Zealand government's public houses are not low-priced and low-quality houses. The New Zealand government will regularly maintain public houses to ensure that they are dry, warm, heat-insulated, watertight and airtight. Therefore, if the facilities in the house are damaged normally, the government will be responsible for it.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) New Zealand public housing application conditions

If New Zealanders really encounter financial difficulties and even affect the housing capacity, they can try to apply for public rental housing in New Zealand. The application conditions are as follows:

1. Applicants must have New Zealand citizenship or resident status;

2. Fill in the application form for public housing;

3. Write an application, briefly put forward your life needs and explain the difficulties you are currently encountering;

4. If the application form and application form are accepted by the New Zealand Housing Department, they will arrange several houses that are more suitable for the applicant's situation for the applicant to choose;

5. If the housing provided by the housing management department in New Zealand is suitable, then the applicant can sign a TenancyAgreement with the housing management department, including how to pay, how much to pay, how long to rent, and so on.

Sixth, New Zealand public housing rent

The rent of public houses in New Zealand is not high, far below the market price, generally about one-fifth to one-third of the market price. Moreover, if the lessee can't afford the rent of public housing, he can also apply for rent reduction in public housing or apply for rent from the New Zealand Housing Authority to pay the rent if he proves that he has absolute financial difficulties.

Seven, New Zealand public housing area

Some public housing areas in New Zealand are really not very good, but there are also some public housing lots in New Zealand's Ministry of Public Housing, such as Auckland, a city with relatively high housing prices in New Zealand, and some public houses are even in luxury residential areas, which is difficult to distinguish.

In addition, it is necessary to remind new Zealand immigrants that when buying a house in New Zealand, if they see the words "former state capital" on the house, they must pay more attention, because this kind of house is probably an old house managed by the New Zealand housing management department, and the facilities are seriously damaged and it is difficult to maintain, so they will directly choose to go on the market for auction. If you buy this kind of house, you may need to spend more time, energy and money to renovate or even rebuild it, so it is not very suitable for people who have just immigrated to New Zealand.