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Te Paeroa Road

Tauranga
Te Moana-a-Toi Bay of Plenty

Aerial view of Mauao and Mount Maunganui, Tauranga, near the Te Paeroa Road development

Our vision

Te Paeroa is a large-scale, mixed-tenure residential development in Tauranga designed to deliver a diverse and inclusive community that responds to the region’s growing and evolving housing needs. 

With a strong focus on affordability, accessibility, and social outcomes, the development seeks to create a well-connected neighbourhood that supports whānau across the housing continuum. Through thoughtful masterplanning, strategic partnerships, and a commitment to innovation, Te Paeroa aims to set a benchmark for medium-density, mixed-tenure housing in New Zealand. 


Project details

Est. gross development value 

Circa $170 million 

Certification 

Targeting minimum Homestar 6

Size 

23,562m² 

Delivery stage

In progress – currently in business case establishment phase, staged delivery anticipated

Homes 

Circa 200 (mixed typologies)

Aerial map of the Te Paeroa Road site in Tauranga showing nearby schools, shops and amenities

Housing mix

Given the scale of Te Paeroa, the development will deliver a wide range of housing types, price points, and tenures to meet the diverse needs of Tauranga and the wider region. The site is uniquely positioned, with strong access to existing social infrastructure, enabling the creation of a well-connected and welcoming mixed-tenure community. 

  • one- and two-bedroom homes targeting single-person households and small families, including an element of social housing 

  • three-bedroom homes providing affordable options for mid-sized families 

  • four-bedroom homes addressing the needs of larger families at more accessible price points 


Community & place

Community building & social cohesion 

  • creation of a mixed-tenure community with a range of spaces designed to foster community 

  • provision of communal outdoor living spaces to promote community integration and cohesion 

  • development designed for, and promoted to, whānau across the housing continuum 

Inclusivity & social equity 

  • addressing poverty of housing choice, particularly for entry-level home buyers, marginalised groups, and under-represented whānau 

Partnerships & local engagement 

  • partnering with values- and outcomes-aligned organisations

  • engagement with and strengthening of the local development and supply chain 


Impact & outcomes

Housing access & affordability 

  • use of tenures and typologies to deliver lower price points (rather than relying on discounts to market values) 

Innovation & replicability 

  • acting as an exemplar for medium-density, mixed-tenure housing in Tauranga 

  • demonstrating alternative ways of living that can be replicated across the region 

Economic & delivery efficiency 

  • aggregation of green space to drive development efficiencies and lower costs 

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