Housing Authority - Fiji

01/06/2026

31/05/2026

Housing push targets low-income families

Housing affordability pressures and delays in access to homeownership are forcing major intervention from the Housing Authority.

27/05/2026

***Updated Notice - Services were restored around 2pm.***

NOTICE

branch office in Lautoka is currently without power. Internet service and landlines are also down.

For now, you can only reach the team via mobile calls on the numbers below:

Customer Service: 9993461
Credit Management: 9993480
Branch Manager West: 9993483

Please use these numbers for any urgent matters. We will advise once services are restored.

26/05/2026

Minister for Housing Maciu Nalumisa says the Government’s long-term housing pipeline includes more than 6,246 residential lots, with the proposed Waila City development expected to deliver […]

25/05/2026

is seeking enthusiastic interns to join our team.
: Tuesday 9th June, 2026 at 4.30pm.
your Cover letter and CV via email to: [email protected].

24/05/2026

on at . Tender closes on Friday, 5th June 2026.

📍Please note: All you have to do is write a letter addressed to the CEO Housing Authority stating how much you would like to tender for (or how much you are willing to buy the property for).

✨We also recommend you see the property first before putting in your tender. Also ensure that you know your home loan eligibility.

14/05/2026

CEO of , Mr Isikeli Navuda, was the chief guest on 13 May at the World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) and Girmit Day commemoration held at Rishikul Sanatan College, Nasinu, organised by the Nasinu Committee of Older Persons in partnership with the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection.

Mr. Navuda highlighted the importance of everyone playing a role in preventing elder abuse and reaffirmed the Housing Authority’s commitment to reviewing the Housing Authority Act 1955 to strengthen social protection and provide safe, affordable housing solutions for Fiji’s ageing population.

He paid tribute to the elders and chiefly households of which the Nasinu suburbs and homes reside. He also acknowledged the elderly descendants of Girmitiyas and all other elderly people living around Nasinu who have contributed to this nation and sincerely thanked them for their efforts, hard work and sacrifice.