An interesting statistic to note, according to Barfoot and Thompson real estate, the average price of a 3 bedroom property on the North Shore went up 113% between 2005 and 2015, from $406,155 to $866,096. So if you are looking to buy here, it would seem the sooner you can do so the better.
In terms of population, the North Shore is now home to around 250,000 residents and governed by the Auckland (Super City) Council as of 2010. That takes us to another point, let us know if you'd like to find out more about the Council consent process.
Read on below to find out what we love about Auckland's North Shore.
The LifestyleOnce you’ve lived here you’ll agree there’s nothing quite like the North Shore lifestyle. Whether it be the number of coastal walks and beaches like Long Bay and Cheltenham Beach, the outdoor sports activities at Onewa Domain or the cafe culture in Milford - there are plenty of things to do on the North Shore. And our team and their families and friends love to get involved. For example our Director, Cam, and Project Manager, Andy, are regularly getting stuck into local endurance sports such as their latest triathalon (ask them about their times!), and attending their respective kids’ sports matches around the East Coast Bays and beyond. So if you’ve recently purchased on the North Shore and are looking for new things to do, be sure to ask our team when they come to visit as they’ll have loads of local insights for you! |
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North Shore RenovationsThe North Shore also poses some interesting challenges in terms of home renovations, for example the building materials used, exterior cladding, insulation issues, and the council consent process. Click the link to find out more about Renovations. |
The East Coast Bays & Hibiscus CoastThis area is commonly known as ‘The Bays’ and has some of the most beautiful beaches among the 64 official beaches that Auckland boasts. Some of our favourites include Castor Bay, Campbells Bay and Mairangi Bay, due to their safe swimming environment for kids, easy parking, boat ramps for fishing and proximity to Fish n Chips shops (of course). |
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Albany & The Upper HarbourAlbany is an important North Shore area due to its impact on infrastructure - it has been home to the largest amount of housing development growth over the past 30 or so years, and also significant retail and commercial development. |
Northcote, Birkenhead, Glenfield and Beach Haven (Kaipatiki)Go for a drive around these areas, and you’ll likely see a Create Renovations sign outside one of our latest renovations projects. We're always getting calls and emails from the local residents looking for a quote, due to our previous successful jobs in the area. I tell you what, word sure does get around! |
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Devonport, Bayswater & TakapunaThe traditional villas of Devonport and their kauri weatherboard cladding make for timeless renovations (once the cold drafts and moisture issues are addressed of course). They also add to the great scenery in Devonport as do the many parks, mountains, vibrant village and beaches. |
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