NZ Urban Development news from the media | 20 April 2021 | Auckland Queen Street to get a makeover as COVID-19 works replaced

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Queen Street to get a makeover as COVID-19 works replaced

Wide boardwalks, seating and native plants in planter boxes will soon replace the plastic sticks and temporary footpaths on Queen Street between Customs Street and Shortland Street.

New plans released by Auckland Council today detail the removal of the emergency COVID-19 works in the area and the creation of a pocket park on the corner of Queen Street and Fort Street to add greenery and provide a pleasant space for people to linger.
 

https://ourauckland.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/articles/news/2021/04/queen-street-gets-a-makeover-as-covid-19-works-replaced/

Major new inner-city build planned for Hamilton

A plan to turn a makeshift inner-city car park into a striking business precinct is being heralded as further evidence of Hamilton’s transformation into an attractive, modern city.

Stark Property has released the first concept images of Tūāpapa – a major three-staged development planned for the corner of Ward and Tristram streets.

Work on the complex’s first stage – a six-storey office building named Mahi – is due to start later this year. A garden terrace will be used to link the office tower to the complex’s second and third buildings.

https://www.stuff.co.nz/waikato-times/business/124858815/major-new-innercity-build-planned-for-hamilton


Auckland Council monthly housing update, April 2021

April highlights:

  • 1176 dwellings were consented in February 2021.
  • In the year ending February 2021, 17,057 dwellings were consented in the region.
  • 45 per cent of new dwellings consented in February 2021 were houses, 9 per cent were apartments and 47 per cent were townhouses, flats, units, retirement village units, or other types of attached dwellings.
  • 140 dwellings were consented on Kāinga Ora or Tāmaki Regeneration Company owned land in February 2021.
  • 1089 dwellings consented in February 2021 were inside the RUB. Over the past 12 months, 94 per cent of new dwellings consented were inside the RUB.

https://www.knowledgeauckland.org.nz/publications/auckland-monthly-housing-update-april-2021/

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