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HOME INFORMATION EVENING

Joanna Bennett from

Hi there Neighbours!  I hope that you've all had a fantastic holiday with your family.  We are well an truly back into the swing of things at work and looking forward to an exciting 2017.  We are holding our first Information Evening of the year at 5:30pm on the 9th of February at our new showhome, 39 Roy Hilton Drive, Flagstaff.  It's a really relaxed opportunity to learn more about the building process, from selecting your site to when you move into your beautiful new home.  A great forum to ask questions and also find out more about current building practices.  It doesn't matter what stage you are at, if you are interested in attending we'd love to see you.  Please RSVP to 07 855 6089 or jo.bennett@jennian.co.nz.

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