The Sharewater – Lakeside Town Centre development in Drury West is progressing positively with civil works underway and developers, owner-occupiers, and investors can secure a stake in the landmark project in one of Auckland’s fastest-growing localities.
Sitting at 6 Burberry Road, the total development will span approximately 76,000sq m and around 30 per cent of Sharewater is either sold or under contract. Titles are anticipated from mid-2027.
There is about 13.38ha of land currently available across a range of sites, from individual commercial sites through to larger development parcels, meaning a broad array of requirements can be catered to.
The Business – Town Centre zoning provides flexibility for a broad range of activities including retail, hospitality, healthcare, office, education, recreation, and community uses.
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The development has prominent positioning adjacent to State Highway 22, which provides a direct connection to State Highway 1 and the wider Auckland motorway network. Fisher & Paykel Healthcare’s future campus site is only a few minutes away.
Colliers Directors Duncan Bell and Blair Peterken have been exclusively appointed to market 6 Burberry Road for sale and are taking expressions of interest closing at 4pm on Wednesday 28 October, unless sold prior.
Sharewater – Lakeside Town Centre will sit at the heart of the transformation of Drury West, integrating residential intensification, town centre development, transport infrastructure, and public amenity.
Bell, Director of Investment Sales at Colliers, says when completed, the development will be a mixed-use commercial and lifestyle hub centred around a significant lakeside environment.
“The gateway position benefits from being the only Business – Town Centre zoned land near the rapidly intensifying Auckland south-west region making this one of the most compelling development sites available,” Bell says.
“The location has been identified as a high-growth node within a region that is attracting significant investment from the likes of Fisher & Paykel, Kiwi Property, Fulton Hogan, and various residential developers.
“With civil works underway and multiple lots already sold, there is considerable momentum behind the development.”
Drury is rapidly emerging as one of Auckland’s most significant future metropolitan centres, underpinned by billions of dollars in public and private infrastructure investment.
While there has been considerable commercial and industrial investment with high-profile firms securing space in the surrounding area, future retail investment is also taking shape with Costco indicating Drury will be the home of its next New Zealand store.
Multiple residential developments have also emerged to support population growth in the area.
Peterken, Director of Capital Markets at Colliers, says significant government investment in road and rail infrastructure is supporting the continued growth of Drury and the wider South Auckland corridor.
“The upgrade of State Highway 1 between Papakura and Drury is underway, providing additional motorway capacity, improved interchanges at Papakura and Drury, and new walking and cycling connections,” Peterken says.
“The project forms part of the wider Papakura to Bombay transport programme and is designed to support the significant growth forecast across Drury and South Auckland. There are also further roading improvements planned for State Highway 22 that will enhance the area’s accessibility.
“Meanwhile, new railway stations at Drury and Paerata opened to passengers in August, significantly improving public transport connectivity through the southern growth corridor. A third station at Ngakaroa (Drury West) is under construction and is expected to become operational in 2027.”
- Supplied by Colliers
