Earthmover Crescent is situated in Te Rapa North, Waikato’s largest industrial precinct. This location was selected due to its accessibility to roading, rail, residential catchments and proximity to complimentary suppliers / services. This area has recently seen a large influx of businesses relocating, given its large lot sizes, population growth in Hamilton North, contour and proximity to new infrastructure, such as the Waikato Expressway. Significant developments proximate to Earthmover Cres include:
Connectivity to Hamilton has been significantly enhanced following the completion of the Hamilton and Huntly bypasses. This has reduced the travel times between Auckland and Hamilton by more than 15 minutes. With this location being at the northern end of Hamilton City limit and most industrial operations being located at the southern end of Auckland City, travel times between these areas can now be expected around 1 hour and 10 minutes.
Golden Triangle
The "Golden Triangle" is the economic term used to describe the geographic area bound up by Auckland, Hamilton and Tauranga. This has long been a major centre of growth in New Zealand's property market. The Golden Triangle represents over 50% of New Zealands population and GDP. This area is also very well supported by government planning and industry, who understand the need to provide for the growth and potential of the Golden Triangle.
Each City in this area provides world class port facilities and has excellent transport and communication corridors between them.
Hamilton and Waikato land values are significantly cheaper than its Bay of Plenty and Auckland counterparts. Industrial land values in the Waikato range between $150m2 and $400m2, with land in the Bay of Plenty ranging between $400 and $1300 per sqm. These very affordable rates are proving more and more attractive for the growing number of developers, investors and owner occupiers, who are now venturing out of the Auckland area. Land values in Auckland are strained and are significantly higher, ranging from $320-$2000 per sqm). These factors, along with the ease of getting into the area and room for expansion are proving to be major drawcards (Goldentriangle.nz)
- Te Rapa Bypass/ Waikato Expressway Interchange
- Te Awa Lakes proposed residential and recreational development.
- Rotokauri Residential Growth Zone.
- Rototuna Growth Zone.
- Te Rapa North Future Industrial.
- The Base – A significant shopping centre owned and operated by Tainui & Kiwi Income.
- Other retailers including Countdown, Kmart and the proposed Pak n Save.
- Proposed Hamilton to Auckland commuter rail station
- Porter’s Headquarters
- Mainfreight Hamilton Hub
- Dairy Goat – proposed new facility on a 7ha site
- Fonterra
- Ports of Auckland freight hub in Horotiu.
- The North Island Main Trunk Line also runs through Te Rapa..
Connectivity to Hamilton has been significantly enhanced following the completion of the Hamilton and Huntly bypasses. This has reduced the travel times between Auckland and Hamilton by more than 15 minutes. With this location being at the northern end of Hamilton City limit and most industrial operations being located at the southern end of Auckland City, travel times between these areas can now be expected around 1 hour and 10 minutes.
Golden Triangle
The "Golden Triangle" is the economic term used to describe the geographic area bound up by Auckland, Hamilton and Tauranga. This has long been a major centre of growth in New Zealand's property market. The Golden Triangle represents over 50% of New Zealands population and GDP. This area is also very well supported by government planning and industry, who understand the need to provide for the growth and potential of the Golden Triangle.
Each City in this area provides world class port facilities and has excellent transport and communication corridors between them.
Hamilton and Waikato land values are significantly cheaper than its Bay of Plenty and Auckland counterparts. Industrial land values in the Waikato range between $150m2 and $400m2, with land in the Bay of Plenty ranging between $400 and $1300 per sqm. These very affordable rates are proving more and more attractive for the growing number of developers, investors and owner occupiers, who are now venturing out of the Auckland area. Land values in Auckland are strained and are significantly higher, ranging from $320-$2000 per sqm). These factors, along with the ease of getting into the area and room for expansion are proving to be major drawcards (Goldentriangle.nz)