Developments

Our 11th community of new homes is ready to welcome its first tenants.

Our newest development started 70 years ago as “an experiment” on tennis club land.

Gowerton Place was owned by a Hungarian Army officer who fought in the ill-fated Hungarian Revolution.

We’ve officially opened a tenth community that’s much more than bricks and mortar.

We’re opening new homes for more than 40 people to call home in Richmond.

Our most ambitious development so far is now an award winner.

We’ve opened the last stage of Christchurch’s single-biggest community housing project since the ‘quakes.

Christchurch’s newest community housing rises from a complex damaged in the Canterbury earthquakes.

Replacing a quake damaged complex, our newest communities are built for the future.

It takes a community to build a community and one of ŌCHT’s newest was built by one of the best.

The frames have been stood and the roofs are being installed at ŌCHT’s latest development.

  It was called a soft opening – but there’s nothing soft in what Karoro Lane will achieve.

Te Ariki spent the past two weeks living in a motel. Today, he helped open his new home. 

A now bare site in Richmond offers new hope for people needing a home.

It’s named after the southern black-backed gull – and it will give our community wings.

What lies beneath Brougham St? A team of archaeologists helped us find out.

Korimako Lane breaks new ground for community housing.

Korimako Lane has opened, a picture-perfect example of aspirational community housing.

Christchurch’s newest community housing is the proud result of deciding to do things differently.

Christchurch’s biggest community housing project will soon welcome its first tenants.

We’re building new homes in St Albans as we improve the city’s community housing stock. 

ŌCHT delivered nearly 60 new homes this year. There’s more to come.

It took three-and-a-half months to redevelop and it was opened with speeches, sandwiches and basketball.

Our new home stars come with a Homestar 6 rating.