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Infrastructure Constraints in Auckland: What Developers Need to Know by CoLab: 30 November 2024

Infrastructure Constraints in Auckland: What Developers Need to Know

Watercare Services Limited‘s infrastructure capacity maps are highlighting constraints across several Auckland suburbs, including East Auckland, the Lower North Shore, and Otara/Papatoetoe. However, development opportunities remain available with proper planning.

We’ve published a comprehensive guide to help developers and property owners understand:
– How to assess site-specific infrastructure capacity
– Available development pathways in constrained areas
– Planned infrastructure upgrades through to 2040
– Current permitted activity provisions

A PDF version of the guide is linked below, see first comment for a link to our online guide.

CoLab information resource

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Kirsty Merriman
For years I would plan houses, travel widely and observe communities. I also had the privilege of working for New Zealand's largest dairy company in both New Zealand and Malaysia. All the while supported by my husband and young daughter. After a while, our roles swapped and we moved to the Arabian Gulf. Meanwhile my passion for property and communities continued to simmer.

Along came COVID and had no choice but to pivot... in the words of Robert Frost, I looked for and "found the road less travelled by" and decided that maybe I could "make [a] the difference".

I look for to find insights and built a few of the houses that we need. This means a saleable house and a profitable and sustainable business.

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