Ngāi Tahu Property gets in behind Rangiora development

Ngāi Tahu Property and Bellgrove Rangiora have set up a joint venture to develop 100 hectares in Waimakariri to deliver about 1,300 new lots.Bellgrove Rangiora is controlled by managing director Paul McGowan and Mike Greer Homes North Canterbury. It bought a former dairy farm in east Rangiora three years ago and has planned, consented and started building its first stage to deliver 200 lots later this year.The Bellgrove developer’s website pitched the original 65 ha site as targeting 800 new homes and standalone sections ranging in size f...
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