Maxine Stiling
Tenancy Quality Manager
Haumaru Housing
Maxine Stiling is the Tenancy Quality Manager at Haumaru Housing in New Zealand. Maxine joined
Haumaru in 2020 bringing her Registered nurse and Law experience plus her extensive quality experience to the organisation. In her role, she focuses on enhancing the living experiences of tenants and the importance of communal spaces and fostering supportive communities for the tenants within the 62 Villages managed by Haumaru.
Maxine is also presently Co- chair of Age friendly Auckland, focussing on ensuring the needs of older Aucklanders are recognised in Tāmaki Makaurau. Tāmaki Makaurau Tauawhi Kaumātua (the Age-friendly Auckland Action Plan) was created to respond to the needs of our growing, and increasingly diverse, older Aucklanders.
SESSIONS
Day 1
2:20
Roundtables
Roundtable A - Exploration into the key factors impacting on housing affordability, and a discussion around Finance, Design and Construction.
Marcus Greening, Residential Design Lead, i2C Architects
Roundtable B - What are tenants looking for in the design of new affordable housing?
Maxine Stiling, Tenancy Quality Manager, Haumaru Housing
Roundtable C – Unpacking the impact of funding mechanisms like Development contributions/Development levies on housing supply and affordability: What are the challenges and opportunities and how do we improve the way these mechanisms operate?
Adrienne Miller, Chief Executive Officer, Urban Development Institute of New Zealand UDINZ