The Tait-Hanara whanau are delighted to be able to stay on in their rented property while it is renovated.
Photo/Bevan Conley
The Tait-Hanara whanau are delighted to be able to stay on in their rented property while it is renovated.
Photo/Bevan Conley
"We have had some great news this morning," said Whanganui mum Cayla Tait-Hanara.
"We will be staying in our rented home after all."
Tait-Hanara, her husband Conway and the six children in their care were going to have to leave the Aramoho villa they rent from Property Brokers Whanganui onWednesday.
Despite being described as excellent tenants by agent Andrew Rennie, the family had not been able to find another rental after an Australian investor purchased their current home with the intention of renovating it.
With their tenancy ending and numerous applications for other properties declined, the family were feeling desperate on Monday.