Roskill Development

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It’s the Smart Move

Kāinga Ora is delivering high quality homes at fixed prices in great neighbourhoods across Auckland.

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Apartments, walk-up apartments, terraces, duplexes and standalone homes. Homes for first home buyers and forever homes for upsizers – there are all sorts of bea…

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Apartments available now in Roskill

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Right for you

Right now new homes designed to be right for your lifestage, budget, and lifestyle are available to purchase off the plans in Roskill.

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Love your place

We asked locals what they love about living in Roskill. Click here to find out what tops their list.

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Live where you can get around Auckland with ease

Be part of a renewed Roskill. We’re building 11,000 new quality homes in the greater Roskill area over the next 15+ years. It’s a major transformation that will include a mix of state homes, affordable homes and general market homes, and bring a fresh vibe to the streets. But this project isn’t just about building homes. We’re renovating our neighbourhood parks, public spaces, walking paths and underground infrastructure. Roskill is right at the centre of Tāmaki Makarau and the development will mean more people can enjoy the great location, work and recreation opportunities, schools, parks and eateries that these thriving neighbourhoods offer.

Roskill Neighbourhoods

Find out more about the neighbourhoods where development is underway now.

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Types of homes

Check out the different types of homes coming to Roskill.

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The Awa

Find our about the ongoing restoration of Te Auaunga (Oakley Creek).

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Homes for sale

Find out about available homes for sale in Roskill.

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What stage are you at on the home buying journey?

Find out how to buy a home in Roskill by clicking on the phases below

Phase 01 DREAMING

DREAMING

You’re probably keen to buy a home for several reasons. You might be sick of paying someone else’s mortgage, you might want to put down roots so you don’t have to move for a while, or you might be looking for a safe and secure home for yourself or your whanau. Whatever your reason, here are some tips that will help you get started on your journey:
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Phase 02 INVESTIGATING

INVESTIGATING

You’ve dreamed of buying a home for some time. You’ve thought about it, talked it over with friends and family, and may have received some professional advice about it. Your conclusion is that buying could be possible. Now you’re in investigation mode. You want to know what you can buy, where you can buy it and for what price.
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Phase 03 PREPARING AND APPLYING

PREPARING AND APPLYING

You’re getting closer to knowing where you want to live and what type of property you can buy. You may have even spoken to a real estate agent and attended some open homes, and you have an indication of how much the bank is willing to lend you. You can now get fully prepared to buy. This mostly includes making pre-applications and applications for loans and for government grants and schemes that may be available to you.
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Phase 04 SEARCHING

SEARCHING

You have your finances, grants and schemes organised and pre-approval or you may even be fully approved. You know how much you can spend, what type of deposit you have and what type of home you can afford. You may have secured a First Home Loan and a First Home Grant and you may be using your KiwiSaver funds as part of the deposit to buy your home. If you’re looking at KiwiBuild, you may have been to some open homes and spoken to the builder or developer that is responsible for building them. This is the phase where your journey starts to get exciting.
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Phase 05 READY TO BUY

READY TO BUY

You’re coming to the end of the home buying journey. It’s time to finalise your home purchase and move in. Remember, now that you’re a homeowner you have new expenses to think about such as rates, insurance and your mortgage.
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