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From holiday park to housing

- CATHERINE HARRIS

Constructi­on is due to start on what was once a holiday park but will soon to become a $50 million housing developmen­t in Mt Maunganui.

Salt, in Girven Rd will include 52 apartments, 19 townhouses, a cafe, childcare centre and shared green spaces. It is being developed by SNG Investment­s Number Two, run by Paul Spillane and Peter Gillespie, who recently completed the 850 Cameron Rd complex in Tauranga.

Colliers national director of residentia­l projects Pete Evans said 60 of the 71 dwellings had been sold off the plans. The project is being built on the former Golden Grove Holiday Park which became a special housing area last year.

SNG spokesman Paul Spillane said it was due to be finished by November next year.

‘‘It’s great to see one of the biggest constructi­on projects in the Bay of Plenty underway.’’

Colliers Tauranga agent Grant White said the buyers had largely been owner-occupiers, many from Auckland and others from the Waikato and Bay of Plenty regions.

‘‘Most buyers intend to live in their new dwellings or use them as lock-and-leave holiday homes.’’

Height levels will be limited to three storeys for apartment build- ings and two for the townhouses. Prices will range from $440,000 for a one-bedroom apartment to $1 million for a three-bedroom townhouse.

 ?? SUPPLIED ?? ABOVE: Units range from onebedroom apartments to threebedro­om townhouses
SUPPLIED ABOVE: Units range from onebedroom apartments to threebedro­om townhouses
 ??  ?? LEFT: Salt, a new 71-unit housing developmen­t in Mt Maunganui.
LEFT: Salt, a new 71-unit housing developmen­t in Mt Maunganui.

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