A prominently positioned landholding in the Sharewater – Lakeside Town Centre development in Drury West in southern Auckland is available for purchase.
Spanning 11,926sq m, Lot 2 at Sharewater gives buyers the chance to secure a stake in a rapidly developing catchment in Auckland’s southern growth corridor.
Located at 6 Burberry Road, Sharewater – Lakeside Town Centre is a master-planned development that will form the commercial and social heart of the wider Drury West community.
The subject landholding is proposed to be carved into five individual sites measuring between 1,522sq m and 4,204sq m.
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The site can be purchased as one holding or buyers can acquire the smaller, individual offerings.
Within the current master-plan, the neighbouring Lots 3 and 4 have been sold and will be developed into a medical centre with Lot 5 also sold and earmarked for a swim school, reinforcing the ongoing momentum and long-term vision for the precinct.
The Sharewater hub borders a lake and has further land that is also under development with all titles to be delivered mid-2027.
Sitting adjacent to State Highway 22, the subject site is located near the Ngākōroa railway station that is currently under construction and offers convenient access to the wider motorway network.
It is also a high-profile location on the busy commute between State Highway 1 and Pukekohe.
The property is zoned Business – Town Centre Zone under the Auckland Unitary Plan.
Colliers Brokers Duncan Bell, Simon Edge, and Blair Peterken have been exclusively appointed to market the property for sale and are taking expressions of interest closing at 4pm on Wednesday 17 June, unless sold prior.
The lot schedule indicates Lot 2-33 will measure 4,204sq m alongside Lot 2-34 (2,722sq m), Lot 2-35 (1,866sq m), Lot 2-36 (1,612sq m), and Lot 2-37 (1,522sq m).
Bell, Director of Investment Sales at Colliers, says Sharewater is being developed to accommodate retail, hospitality, and office space, and this specific landholding offers exceptional development flexibility for the new owners to shape the future commercial identity of Sharewater.
“The Sharewater lakeside centre development sits at the centre of the broader Drury 2 area that has been designed to facilitate coordinated urban growth within Drury West, integrating residential intensification, transport infrastructure, and public amenity,” Bell says.
“The planning framework encourages high-quality urban design outcomes and supports the long-term vision for Drury West as a future metropolitan centre that will contribute to the continued growth of Auckland.”
The wider Drury area continues to attract substantial investment from leading developers, corporates, and institutional groups such as Kiwi Property, Oyster Capital, Fletcher Living, Fulton Hogan, and Stevensons.
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare acquired a major landholding near the subject site that they plan to utilise for a future campus.
Edge, Investment Sales Broker at Colliers, says the surrounding area is undergoing a rapid transformation.
“The commercial and industrial growth is supported by multiple residential hubs that are emerging, especially including the adjoining Auranga community and the nearby Paerata Rise,” Edge says.
“Costco has also signalled its intention to develop a second New Zealand store in Drury, and we have seen how popular the initial offering has been in West Auckland.”
Peterken, Director of Capital Markets at Colliers, says Drury has benefited from significant government and council investment.
“The electrification of the rail line out to Pukekohe and the construction of new railway stations out through South Auckland will enhance the connectivity of the area,” Peterken says.
“The Papakura to Bombay roading project will further improve accessibility and Stage 1 of the project, Papakura to Drury, is currently being delivered as a Road of Regional Significance.
“The subject site gives developers and investors the opportunity to acquire a foothold in one of Auckland’s fastest-growing areas.”
- Supplied by Colliers
