Te Ore Ore, Wellington Region

Suburb in Masterton District.

How Te Ore Ore fits you

67 out of 100

Based on 1 of 2 weighted dimensions published so far (4 not published yet).

Partial score: it rests on area profile only, because rents has no usable value for this area.

High confidence for the fit score

Percentile rank within Wellington Region

Rents (weight 5)no data here
Commute (weight 4)not published yet
Liveability (weight 3)not published yet
Natural hazards (weight 2)not published yet
Area profile (weight 1)67
From Deprivation (NZDep2023) (high confidence)
Sun & slope (weight 1)not published yet

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Area profile1

Rents5

Schools & zones0

Natural hazards (not published yet)2

Commute (not published yet)4

Liveability (not published yet)3

Sun & slope (not published yet)1

Bedrooms (for rents)

Sensitive dimensions (off by default)

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Include in my score: Reported crime (not published yet)

Reported crime weight0

Include in my score: Road safety (not published yet)

Road safety weight0

Include in my score: Congestion (not published yet)

Congestion weight0

Include in my score: Busy-road exposure (uses the Liveability weight)

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Area profile

Census 2023 and NZDep2023. Only deprivation enters the score; the rest is context.

How we calculate this: Area profile

Deprivation index (NZDep2023), population-weighted decile

decile 2.2

33rd percentile in Wellington Region

Lower values score better in the fit score

High confidenceAs of 2024-10-31n = 4,809 summed over 4 whole statistical areas

Area-level index (NZDep2023). It describes the area, not the people who live there.

Address-weighted average of its 4 statistical areas (SA2).

Source: University of Otago, Health Inequalities Research Programme (HIRP)

How we calculate this: Deprivation index (NZDep2023), population-weighted decile Report an error: Deprivation index (NZDep2023), population-weighted decile

Median personal income (Census 2023)

$43,451/year

31st percentile in Wellington Region

Context only: not part of the fit score

High confidenceAs of 2025-07-09n = 3,933 summed over 4 whole statistical areas

Address-weighted average of its 4 statistical areas (SA2).

Source: Stats NZ

How we calculate this: Median personal income (Census 2023)Report an error: Median personal income (Census 2023)

Share of adults with a bachelor's degree or higher (Census 2023)

24.3%

28th percentile in Wellington Region

Context only: not part of the fit score

High confidenceAs of 2025-07-09n = 3,834 summed over 4 whole statistical areas

Address-weighted average of its 4 statistical areas (SA2).

Source: Stats NZ

How we calculate this: Share of adults with a bachelor's degree or higher (Census 2023)Report an error: Share of adults with a bachelor's degree or higher (Census 2023)

Share of households renting (Census 2023)

14.4%

9th percentile in Wellington Region

Context only: not part of the fit score

High confidenceAs of 2024-11-27n = 1,803 summed over 4 whole statistical areas

Address-weighted average of its 4 statistical areas (SA2).

Source: Stats NZ

How we calculate this: Share of households renting (Census 2023)Report an error: Share of households renting (Census 2023)

Median age (Census 2023)

47.7 years

87th percentile in Wellington Region

Context only: not part of the fit score

High confidenceAs of 2025-07-09n = 4,809 summed over 4 whole statistical areas

Address-weighted average of its 4 statistical areas (SA2).

Source: Stats NZ

How we calculate this: Median age (Census 2023)Report an error: Median age (Census 2023)

Share of families with children (Census 2023)

47.2%

19th percentile in Wellington Region

Context only: not part of the fit score

Medium confidenceAs of 2025-07-08n = 1,422 summed over 4 whole statistical areas

Address-weighted average of its 4 statistical areas (SA2).

Source: Stats NZ

How we calculate this: Share of families with children (Census 2023)Report an error: Share of families with children (Census 2023)

Rents

How we calculate this: Rents

Median weekly rent, 2-bedroom (latest year of new bonds)

No data for this area

Source: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) — Tenancy Services, Stats NZ, Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand (LINZ)

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Median weekly rent, 3-bedroom (latest year of new bonds)

No data for this area

Source: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) — Tenancy Services, Stats NZ, Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand (LINZ)

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Annual 2-bedroom rent as a share of median household income

No data for this area

Source: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) — Tenancy Services, Stats NZ, Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand (LINZ)

How we calculate this: Annual 2-bedroom rent as a share of median household income Report an error: Annual 2-bedroom rent as a share of median household income

Schools & zones

How we calculate this: Schools & zones

State schools whose enrolment zone covers most addresses here

0 schools

2nd percentile in Wellington Region

Higher values score better in the fit score

Low confidenceAs of 2026-10-01n = 2,742 summed over 4 whole statistical areas

Zone boundaries are drawn from Ministry of Education map files. The written zone description in the enrolment scheme legally prevails.

Address-weighted average of its 4 statistical areas (SA2).

Source: Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand (LINZ), Ministry of Education — Education Counts, Stats NZ

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Schools whose enrolment zone covers Te Ore Ore

Zone boundaries are drawn from Ministry of Education map files. The written zone description in the enrolment scheme legally prevails.

Equity Index describes a school's roll, not its quality.

How we match zones to addresses · About the Equity Index

Schools whose enrolment zone covers addresses in Te Ore Ore, with Equity Index and zone coverage
School	Type	Authority	Roll	Equity Index (EQI)	Te Ore Ore addresses in zone
Lakeview School	Full Primary	State	598	517	68% (227)
Wainuioru School	Full Primary	State	87	413	31% (104)
Ōpaki School	Full Primary	State	185	422	under 1% (1)

Schools Directory as of 2026-10-01; zones in force on 2026-10-01. Source: Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand (LINZ), Ministry of Education — Education Counts, Stats NZ.

Statistical areas behind these numbers

Each value for Te Ore Ore is the average of these Stats NZ statistical areas (SA2 2023), weighted by the share of Te Ore Ore's addresses in each. How suburb values are built

Statistical areas in Te Ore Ore with their share of its addresses
Statistical area	SA2 code	Share of addresses	Addresses	Population (2023 Census)
Homebush-Te Ore Ore on the map	256600	77%	258	1,221
Kopuaranga on the map	255300	21%	72	1,011
Whareama on the map	256500	1%	3	1,431
Opaki on the map	255501	1%	2	1,146

Data sources

Data release serving-wellington-2026-10-04T022806Z, built 2026-10-04. Suburb values are address-weighted from the statistical areas listed on the overview (how suburb values are built). See the methodology and data sources, orreport an error for this suburb.