Prime lots for sale, lease at Hamilton Airport

Multiple commercial and industrial landholdings in Titanium Park in Hamilton Airport are available for sale or lease, giving buyers the chance to acquire a stake in the heart of the rapidly growing Waikato region.

Titanium Park comprises five different precincts that surround the airport’s central runway, and strong demand means development is underway on most of the land in four of them.

Precinct North, located north-west of the main runway, is now ready to be sold or leased, and the airport’s masterplan allows for a range of business uses, including those that need direct access to the runway.

Titles have been issued and lots within Precinct North range in size from approximately 3,600sq m to just over 24,000sq m. The fully serviced sites include high-quality infrastructure.

Hamilton sits in the centre of New Zealand’s ‘Golden Triangle’, the economic powerhouse formed by Auckland, Tauranga, and Hamilton.

This prime location provides seamless access to key North Island centres, including New Plymouth, Taupo, Rotorua, and nearby Cambridge.

Buyers seeking their own site have the ability to secure one and build accordingly, while prospective tenants can agree to terms for a design build at their desired location.

Colliers Brokers Alan Pracy and Justin Oliver have been appointed as master agents to offer the Precinct North lots for sale or lease via negotiation.

Given the range of site sizes available, a broad spectrum of commercial users will be interested in this offering. Precinct North is already taking shape, with Asmuss delivered as the first design-build development, while well-known businesses including Trade Depot, Storage King, and Visy have committed to the wider Titanium Park development.

Everything from the internal street networks to the State Highway access has been designed to optimise traffic movements and accommodate large vehicle access.

Pracy, Director at Colliers Hamilton, says Precinct North provides an efficient base for businesses looking to streamline logistics and position themselves for long-term growth.

“These sites cater to a wide spectrum of owner-occupiers or tenants eager to establish a new operational base, or developers looking to leverage the robust demand from tenants,” Pracy says.

“These strategically located lots provide easy access to the motorway, conveniently connecting future occupiers to the Waikato Expressway for travel north or south.

Looking long-term, the Southern Links roading project, when constructed, will bring extensive upgrades to the roading network in southern Hamilton, greatly benefiting the site and surrounding area.

Further connectivity will only add to the growth story that has been developing in Hamilton. Data from Infometrics notes employment growth in the Waikato Region averaged 1.9 per cent per annum over the 10 years to March 2026 compared with annual average employment growth of 1.5 per cent in New Zealand. The region has also seen positive business unit growth figures over the past five years.

Oliver, Associate Director at Colliers Hamilton, says Titanium Park is a thoughtfully engineered commercial hub that will support the sustainable growth of Hamilton and the wider Waikato area.

“The Waikato region has a highly skilled workforce, and the population continues to grow at a rate that is greater than the national average, with Hamilton’s population projected to be larger than Wellington’s by 2040,” Oliver says.

“Waikato is also one of the country’s largest export regions and has a prominent commercial and industrial sector, making these sites perfectly placed to meet future demand.”

- Supplied by Colliers