Our initiatives for Inner City Living
We have identified inner-city living as a strategic priority for the future of the city centre. To develop a business case and a "residential conversion toolkit" we have worked alongside The Property Group.
The Toolkit outlines 7 easy to follow steps for landowners in the city centre to help determine the feasibility of residential conversion, and how to navigate through specific Council processes. The steps include:
Step 1: How do I get started – is my project feasible?
Step 2: Find the right consultants
Step 3: Understand what consents and approvals will be required
Step 4: Plan for what costs you may incur and when
Step 5: Prepare a programme
Step 6: The design and consenting phase – what to expect
Step 7: The construction phase – what to expect
Find the full business plan and conversion toolkit here:
🏠 Inner City Living
See also:
🛴 City Core Precinct Plan
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Many New Zealand gardens aren’t seeing as many monarch butterflies fluttering around their swan plants and flower beds these days — the hungry Asian paper wasp has been taking its toll.
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