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Welcome to Albany City - New Zealand's newest premier Property Development project. This mixed use development project
combines residential, commercial and retail real estate with entertainment and recreational areas in Auckland's North Shore.

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Albany City has land zoned for high density residential apartment and mixed-use development which will create a variety of housing styles. Designed with visual appeal, flexibility and sustainability in mind, Albany City's Masterplan offers the opportunity to build some of New Zealand's premier apartments and townhouses and ensures that property values will be protected for the future. Albany City's proximity to some of Auckland's finest beaches and expansive open spaces provides the opportunity for inner-city living without compromising lifestyle, and affords high rise apartment views of Rangitoto Island and Auckland City. Its closeness to retail shops, offices, motorways, schools and entertainment venues will draw a range of residents. Individuals, young couples, families and retired residents will all enjoy life in Albany City - helping to create a culture and atmosphere that will beckon others to follow.

DEMOGRAPHICS

	At the 2001 census, the Albany Basin's population totalled 21,198 people and 7,104 households, accounting for 11.5% of the population of North Shore City and 1.8% of Auckland Region's population.
	Projected population growth rates in the Albany Basin are significantly ahead of projections for both the Auckland Region and North Shore City. Over the next 40 years, the wider Albany Basin will be the major recipient of the North Shore's projected population increase.
	The Albany Basin is less intensively developed than North Shore City overall, with 189 households per square kilometre, which reflects both its capacity for future residential development and the mixed-use character of the locality.
	Compared to regional averages, the Albany population is better educated, has higher incomes, has more professional workers and fewer trade workers and has higher home ownership rates.
	The Albany Basin's share of North Shore residential sales has significantly increased over the last 2 years. From 2000-2005, multi-unit sales in the Albany Basin increased by 92%.