ABOUT SOUTHLAND Of Southland’s 102,000 population, 52,000 people live in Invercargill and 12,000 live in Gore. With an abundance of natural resources, the region’s economy is based mainly on primary production and process industries. Southland’s median house price as at July 2022 is $421,500, making it an extremely affordable place to live. Southland’s economy for …
ABOUT BAY OF PLENTY Due to its natural attractions, mild climate and strong economy, Tauranga has grown to become New Zealand’s fifth-largest city. It is a very popular lifestyle and tourism destination and features diverse scenery ranging from popular beaches, such as Mount Maunganui, harbour environments and lakes, to lush bush-clad mountains with waterfalls, such …
ABOUT TIMARU AND SOUTH CANTERBURY South Canterbury consists of three districts – Timaru, Mackenzie and Waimate. The region offers residents and visitors a wide array of natural attractions, including Caroline Bay in Timaru – named one of New Zealand’s Top 10 beaches and Aoraki Mount Cook – New Zealand’s highest mountain. There are countless pristine …
ABOUT WANAKA Wanaka’s economy has shown strong growth over the decade to 2021, averaging 5.7%pa growth compared with an average of 2.6%pa in the national economy. Wanaka’s population has doubled in the past 10 years and is estimated to reach 50,000 by 2040. Accommodation and Food Services is the biggest contributor to the Wanaka …
Discover Whanganui: A Region of Growth and Opportunity in Residential Building Whanganui, nestled on New Zealand’s lower North Island, is a vibrant region known for its rich history, scenic landscapes, and growing community. Over recent years, Whanganui has seen a marked transformation in its residential building sector, fueled by a blend of regional developments, lifestyle …
ABOUT THE WEST COAST The West Coast is the most affordable region in New Zealand to purchase a property. A home in the area was priced, on average, at $379,520 in October 2021, compared with the national average of $933,135. New home builders are spoilt for choice and can choose to build in small country …
ABOUT WELLINGTON Wellington is a bustling, cosmopolitan city, with a population of around 217,000. For two years running in 2017 and 2018, Wellington was named the most liveable global city by Deutsche Bank. Wellington has a thriving cultural scene, top-class dining options, a renowned wine and craft beer industry and stunning rural scenery close to …
ABOUT SOUTHERN AUCKLAND Southern Auckland offers residents a wide choice of lifestyles – from urban settings to tranquil rural living. The area is ethnically diverse, providing residents with a range of experiences and foods. The jewel in the crown of Southern Auckland is the Awhitu Peninsula and it is home to the Manukau Heads Lighthouse, …
