Eke Panuku Development Auckland

Enjoy these highlights from another busy year at Eke Panuku. We work in many locations across Tāmaki Makaurau to deliver urban regeneration. Regeneration which revitalises urban areas to enhance a communities’ economic, social, cultural, and environmental wellbeing. Auckland Council

Welcome to Wynyard Quarter with Michael Dearth from Baduzzi, Wynyard Quarter 🍝 🍷 Michael invites you to come and visit to experience the flavours that make up the fabric of Wynyard Quarter 🍸 🍻 Baduzzi Michael Dearth

As we draw closer to the holidays ⭐️ please enjoy a rendition of 'Minoi, Minoi' (Samoan folksong) 🇼🇸🎵 as sung by the council choir. This performance was recorded in Wynyard Quarter's🧀🥂🌊 Silo 6 - which is renowned for its cathedral-like acoustics 📣 #wynyardquarter #auckland #urbanregeneration #urbandesign #development #community #music #choir #sing #Christmas Auckland Council

🏗️ We are excited to share some fantastic news! Te Hono has officially received resource consent approval – a major milestone in our journey. This marks another step closer to bringing: 📖 A brand-new modern library 🌳 A vibrant community hub 🌻 A reimagined town square that will become the heart of Avondale This collaborative project between Auckland Council and Eke Panuku is more than just a building – it's an investment in our community's future to support growth, improve local services, create amazing places and build a strong local economy. Fun fact: The name "Te Hono" means "the connection" in Te Reo Māori, perfectly capturing the spirit of this project – bringing our community closer together. Want a sneak peek of what's happening? Keep an eye on Facebook or our website page for regular updates as we progress towards construction. The site at 1971-1987 Great North Road, Avondale is already underway with activity!

This week, marked the start of Te Aka Raataa (Rata Vine Stream Reserve) with a dawn blessing, celebrating a critical step in regenerating our precious Puhinui waterways. Named after the white rata vine once abundant in Wiri, this is a significant physical works project that delivers on Te Whakaoranga o te Puhinui (Puhinui Regeneration Strategy), weaving together cultural heritage and returning the stream back to health. With works starting in early 2025, this is more than a restoration project, it is a journey of reconnecting our relationship with the land and the stream and ensuring its vitality for generations to come. In partnership with Ngaati Tamaoho, Ngaati Te Ata Waiohua, Te Ākitai Waiohua, Healthy Waters, and Manurewa Local Board, we're creating a healthy future for the taiao (natural world) and the community. From Tootara Park through residential areas, into Manukau, and out to Manukau Harbour we’re breathing new life into Te Puhinui. This is part of the wider Eke Panuku Transform Manukau Programme – to support Manukau’s growth, attract investment in new homes and offices, and strengthen infrastructure for local communities, including our natural environment and public spaces. Learn more: bit.ly/TeAkaR Or Visit: bit.ly/TeWhakaoranga Auckland Council

Recently, David Marginet CMP, our Quality Manager Marinas, was awarded Certified Marina Professional (CMP) status. The CMP status is the internationally recognised accolade for those who have achieved exceptional standards in marina operations. The certification status recognised David’s extensive experience, active engagement and continued commitment to the professionalism and development of the marina industry.   Congratulations, David, from your marinas and Eke Panuku work whānau. At Eke Panuku, we believe that creating world-class waterfront areas means working together with the private sector and the public. The regeneration of Westhaven involves increasing access to the marina for Aucklanders and maintaining Westhaven’s position as a competitive international facility through the management of existing commercial operations. Learn more about our work in Westhaven Marina here: https://lnkd.in/gEdwKdhs

It was a fun Friday with our Priority Location Director, Richard Davison in Old Papatoetoe, where he provided a first-hand view of works underway - and what's to come. To learn about how we're breathing new life into Old Papatoetoe, please visit: https://lnkd.in/gReewkDA

We’re breathing new life into Old Papatoetoe. The town centre is being enlivened and modernised to ensure it is a popular place to live, to shop, for people to meet and enjoy themselves. And we’re providing the services and facilities the community needs. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/ggKkq_iS Auckland Council

We’re proud that our collaborative efforts in the city centre mean safety has improved. Incidents of theft and burglary in the city centre have decreased by 34 per cent from the same period in 2023 and have nearly halved since peaking in January 2023.   * Police data (April - June 2024) Auckland Council Heart of the City

We have lots underway and planned for Panmure over the next 10 years to ensure it continues to be a great place to live, visit and do business. See more here: bit.ly/ProgressPanmure Auckland Council