178 Dairy Flat Highway, Albany, North Shore

Albany land - Resource and Building Consented

This approximately 2,033sqm freehold site offers a rare opportunity to secure a valuable parcel of land in the major suburb of Albany, Auckland. This standout character has resource and building consent approved for an approximately 1,709sqm commercial building comprising of three levels of retail, office storage and carparks which replaced the expired resource and building consent for a 120-child childcare centre. It occupies a profile site along Dairy Flat Highway which carries strong traffic flows with average daily traffic 19,607 according to Auckland Transport(AT).

Located within the sought-after Albany Business District the property forms part of a well-established commercial area, approval of an 83-room hotel issued for the adjoining site, reflecting the range of development options available. Special Purpose zoning allows a wide variety of potential uses including recreation and entertainment, education, student accommodation, medical and other commercial uses.

Key features:
• Approximately 2,033sqm freehold title land
• Special Purpose - Major Recreation Facility Zone
• New resource and building consent approved for a three levels commercial building
• Expired resource and building consent for a 120-child childcare centre
• Easy access to Northern Motorway and public transport
• Strong traffic flows with average daily traffic 19,607 according to Auckland Transport (AT)
• Walking distance to Massey University, Albany High school, North Harbour Stadium and Albany Mall
• Due Diligence documents available upon request

With vacancy rates across the area at historical lows, subsequent tenant demand has stimulated significant growth for project of this nature which is yet to be recognised. This demand, lack of greenfield development sites to an opportunity that you will struggle to find any sites like this in the future.

For more information or to arrange a site visit, please contact Bayleys commercial brokers today.

NB: Boundary lines are indicative only