Property

Social housing signing a first

A formal Heads of Agreement has been signed today between two social housing interests in Tauranga and Masterton in what is being described as the first of its kind. The... Read More

Camping consultations close today

All Coromandel locals wanting to make submissions on two camping-related bylaws have until 4pm on Monday to do so. The Thames-Coromandel District Council is consulting... Read More

City centre redesign opens up

The discussion process around Tauranga's city precinct redevelopment has begun, with workshops aimed at the city's business owners taking place ahead of public feedback... Read More

Zespri sale decision confirmed

UPDATED: 1.55pm. Tauranga City Council have today confirmed they will move forward with the sale of the former Mount Maunganui Borough Council site. The council... Read More

Bay building booming

Tauranga City Council issued the highest value of consents since Priority One records began 12 years ago for the nine months to September 2015. The same goes for... Read More

Mount land sale investigated

A government ombudsman is investigating the community consultation process which lead to the sale of the Zespri block in Mount Maunganui. The ombudsman‘s office... Read More

Retirement village plan for Mills Reef

UPDATED 4.10pm: An application to turn Mills Reef winery's grounds into a 198-unit retirement village will be put before a Tauranga City Council hearings panel next... Read More

Property market heats up over winter

The Thames-Coromandel District Council says it was an unseasonably busy winter for the team in its Land Information Memoranda (LIM) department. Over a three month... Read More

House sales up on the Coromandel

The Coromandel Penninsula is getting its slice of the housing market pie as buyers embrace the region. Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) figures showed... Read More

Sports centre costs go up

Prepping the former Mount Maunganui Cosmopolitan Club for its life as a new, high-performance sports centre will cost $150,000 more than originally expected. Councillors... Read More

Applause greets land decision

The sound of applause greeted Tauranga City Council's decision to keep the land that it owns alongside Takitimu Drive today. The applause came from residents, whose... Read More

Takitimu deal in the balance

Tauranga City Council's hopes of selling off parkland beside Takitimu Drive may have been dashed following the publication of a decidedly lukewarm staff report on... Read More