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Sales Information
Nau mai, haere mai. Welcome.
Palmy — A City of Opportunities
There are a number of major Other major employment sectors
employment sectors in Palmerston include government agencies,
North including logistics and freight, healthcare, IT, and manufacturing,
agribusiness, food innovation and customer contact centres and more.
research, and a business support hub. Manawatū is also home to a large
number of defence personnel, with
The city is home to leading tertiary Ohakea Air Base, Linton Military Camp,
education providers like Massey and NZ Defence College located here.
University, UCOL and IPU New
Zealand, as well as a number of crown There are also a number of technology,
and commercial research facilities, agritech, manufacturing and rural
including AgResearch, Plant and Food servicing firms based in Manawatū,
Research, and the Fonterra Research alongside small and medium sized
and Development Centre. Palmerston business and self employed residents,
North has the most PhD’s when who make up an important part of the
compared proportionally to other region’s workforce.
regions in New Zealand. This means
a high concentration of scientists and The relatively diversified nature of
researchers with over 2,400 working Palmerston North’s economy, along
here in Manawatū. with its strong consumer base and low
level of reliance on the tourism sector,
There are a number of place the city in a favourable position
major employment sectors for further recovery and growth.
in Palmerston North.
Palmy offers the
Palmerston North (Palmy) is the
sophistication and diversity
heart of the Manawatū region. We are
a growing city with a lot to offer, and
of a major city, with the
we’re ambitious about where we’re freedom and space of a
going. People who choose to call Palmy provincial centre.
home are enriched by an enlivened
economy and enjoy the pleasures of A year-round calendar of events
living in a centre of excellence. keeps the city alive and humming,
from motorsport mayhem, to urban
Palmy’s attractive city centre festivals of creativity, culture and
surrounds Te Marae o Hine – The music, through to national sporting
Square, a picturesque seven hectare events that bring the streets alive
park in the middle of the city. with their colour and sounds.
On the fringes of this beautiful green Our diverse arts and theatre scene
expanse are a vast array of cafés and also offers something for everyone.
restaurants.
A bustling city, with a relaxed
The Plaza and Downtown shopping atmosphere, Palmy offers the
centres, and locally owned boutique sophistication and diversity of a
shops on Coleman Mall and George major city, yet with the freedom and
Street meet everyone’s shopping space of a provincial centre. The
needs, while the library, the Living community is diverse but close-knit,
Room of the City, looks out over where newcomers are warmly
Te Marae o Hine – The Square and welcomed.
provides a quiet sanctuary for all.
Area Demographics
As a university city, Palmerston North has an ideal profile of
casual and part-time work force seeking flexible working hours.
Demographic projections indicate long-range population growth.
P O PUL ATI O N
City Region Within 1 hr
91,100 254,300 326,000
34.2 130 18.7%
MEDIAN AGE C ULTURES IDENTIF Y AS MĀORI
N ew Zealand average 20% of the city’s versus 16.5% in
is 37.3 years (Nation’s population born overseas New Zealand overall
fourth youngest city)
PALMERSTO N N O RTH PO PUL ATI O N PRO JECTI O N S
1 2 0,000
1 1 0,000
1 00,000
90,000
8 0,000
20 1 8 20 23 20 28 20 33 20 38 20 4 3
Source: Infometrics for Palmerston North City Council (March 2020)
Tamakuku Terrace
Tamakuku Terrace was named in A new community just a short journey
collaboration with our local Iwi, to the east of Palmerston North’s
Rangitāne. Tamakuku is the chief who CBD, aims to provide new housing
Whatonga (from whom Rangitāne stock with 114 residential sections.
trace their descent) met when he
arrived in the Manawatū. The sections vary in size to allow
for a mix of housing stock and buyer
Unprecedented growth in Palmerston demographics, and the layout has
North has resulted in a shortage of new been designed to foster a sense of
housing and increased property prices. community around a central open
space and water catchment feature
within the site.
Just a short journey from
Palmerston North CBD
Tamakuku Terrace, Whakarongo is all about fostering
a sense of community - and we’re keen to see you be
involved in this from the ground up.
Tamakuku Terrace offers an It’s certain to be popular with those
opportunity to build a community looking for an easy commute, a short
of quality homes with views of the drive to local amenities including
Tararua and Ruahine Ranges and supermarket and suburban shops
open spaces. and within walking distance of the
well regarded Whakarongo and
Cornerstone Schools.
Subdivision Plan
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STANDARD T ERM S
59 • A deposit of 10% of the purchase
price is required upon signing.
• All deposits will be held in our
solicitor’s trust account. The
balance of the purchase price is
required 10 working days after
issue of title.
• Once ownership of title is taken,
the purchaser will be responsible
for the payment of relevant rates.
There will be no outstanding
charges or rates on the property
once titles are issued.
Timelines
Construction is to commence in January 2021 with the site
works expected to be completed in December 2021.
Once construction is completed Once titles are issued and the
and all the necessary approvals, design approval process has been
compliance and certification are completed, purchasers can then
confirmed, titles can then be issued lodge building consents with council
for the new lots. We expect titles to for approval.
be issued in early 2022.
CI V I L
E ARTHWO RKS C ON STRUCTI O N TI TL ES
CO MMEN C E CO M M EN CES AVA I L A B L E
Jan Mar Early
2021 2021 2022
PRIC IN G IS AVA I L A B L E O N REQ UESTDesign
Community has been the focus of the subdivision design,
and there are sections of various sizes to accommodate
housing to suit people at various stages of life.
Design guidelines and associated Every home and its landscape and
land covenants have been created layout will require approval from
to ensure quality and attractive the developer prior to submission
housing form that is sympathetic to of building consent plans to council.
the environment, while maintaining The approval process is simple and is
the feeling of friendly open space required to ensure all housing design
and landscaping that matches the is of good quality and represents
extensive native planting throughout standard best practice in design and
the development. is a cohesive extension of design
at Tamakuku Terrace. We do allow
The design guidelines are exemptions if it achieves a good
specifically in place to encourage quality outcome.
good design outcomes through;
Once a section is sold, the design
• Site layout
approval process can begin. This
• Architecture
can happen in parallel to subdivision
• Landscaping construction to ensure purchasers
• Entrances and egress are ready to lodge building consent
with council when titles are issued.Contact
Palmerston North City Council
06 356 8199
marketing@pncc.govt.nz
tamakukuterrace.nz
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