THe development
Ngapapa Street
The Nagapapa Street development is a thoughtfully designed residential project featuring three townhouses, each offering the comfort and convenience of multiple spacious bedrooms. Among these, one is a charming standalone home, providing a unique sense of privacy and individuality. The other two townhouses are beautifully crafted duplexes, perfect for those seeking a harmonious blend of community living and personal space.
2x Back Duplex Units Include:
3 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, 1 garage, 1 Living Area, 1 Dining Area, 298m2.
Front House Includes:
2 bedrooms, 1.5 bathroom, 1 garage, 1 dining, 1 living, 108m2.
THe development
Whakapaki Street
Located on Whakapaki Street, these two townhouses offer features to improve your living experience. The colours have been carefully selected to enhance the natural features of the township.
Each unit includes: 3 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, 1 garage, 1 dining, 1 living, 141m2.
About the development
Key Benefits
Housing Shortage
Addressing the housing shortage in Urenui is about more than just building homes—it’s about creating a place for whānau to return, reconnect, and thrive. By developing quality, future-proofed housing, we can ensure that families have a home to come back to, strengthening the community for generations to come.
Affordable Rentals
Creating affordable rentals is essential to keeping families together, supporting financial stability, and fostering strong communities. By providing quality, reasonably priced homes, we ensure that more whānau have a secure and comfortable place to live, reducing housing stress and enabling future generations to thrive in their own communities.
Community Growth
By investing in quality housing, we aim to help develop thriving environments where whānau can put down roots, support community business, and build a brighter future together.
About Ngāti Mutunga
Ngāti Mutunga is known for its strong connection to its whakapapa (genealogy), traditions, and tikanga (customs).
Ngāti Mutunga’s rohe (tribal area) extends from north of Te Rau o Te Huia to Titoki including the surrounding inland areas. Their main marae is Urenui Marae, which serves as the cultural and social hub for the iwi.
