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With the removal of the Housing New Zealand (HNZ) owned houses, there is an opportunity to reshape Maraenui. There is potential to improve housing, streetscapes and maximise community amenities (facilities, public spaces etc). Currently, growth in Napier is low. This affects the demand for housing. Making improvements in Maraenui may increase demand for housing here and new development could happen. Increasing home ownership for current residents will help drive demand too.
With the removal of the Housing New Zealand (HNZ) owned houses, there is an opportunity to reshape Maraenui. There is potential to improve housing, streetscapes and maximise community amenities (facilities, public spaces etc). Currently, growth in Napier is low. This affects the demand for housing. Making improvements in Maraenui may increase demand for housing here and new development could happen. Increasing home ownership for current residents will help drive demand too.
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The Napier Eastern Suburbs Community Development Scheme is a partnership project investigating opportunities to strengthen communities in the Eastern suburbs of Napier which are Maraenui, Pirimai, Onekawa and Marewa. It is funded for 3 years by the Department of Internal Affairs and is being implemented by Roopu a Iwi Trust, a social service provider based in Maraenui. The scheme has proven to make a positive impact on the Eastern suburbs communities.
The Napier Eastern Suburbs Community Development Scheme is a partnership project investigating opportunities to strengthen communities in the Eastern suburbs of Napier which are Maraenui, Pirimai, Onekawa and Marewa. It is funded for 3 years by the Department of Internal Affairs and is being implemented by Roopu a Iwi Trust, a social service provider based in Maraenui. The scheme has proven to make a positive impact on the Eastern suburbs communities.
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