Regional Review

Saffron Development - an investment opportunity you can't miss

Saffron will be New Zealand’s highest residential building, positioned at the top end of the accommodation market in a key area for growth.

Thursday, September 13th 2007

-- Advertorial --


Saffron will be New Zealand’s highest residential building, positioned at the top end of the accommodation market in a key area for growth.

This will be the first time the spatially exciting New York inspired loft apartment has been introduced to the NZ market and it will set a new standard for quality. These apartments are orientated with an outlook to the east or west from a ridge top location and will boast the best views in Auckland.

Availability:
Penthouse, 2 Bedroom, Loft style and car parks available now.

Building management
Sanctuary Property Management is a wholly owned subsidiary of Sanctuary Group and specialises in accommodation leasing and management of investment property. Current managements include Empire, Princeton and Columbia developments in Auckland.

Like Saffron Sanctuary Management stands head and shoulders above its competition in the manner that it operates. As an investor you receive weekly and monthly apartment and building performance reports including current occupancy, future projections, rents, arrivals and departures.

Sanctuary Management manages the accountability of building contractors and actively inspects and recoups any repair or faulty workmanship issues from the construction company, sometimes for perpetuity.

Aesthetics
The design inspiration for Saffron comes from the iconic Rockefeller Centre in New York. The soaring mass of the building is cut back in a series of steps as it rises to a height of 155m above street level. External cladding is aluminium, glass and concrete with a strong reliance on durable and timeless materials such as granite and stone cladding. A cutting edge imported multi-level electronic car stacker will facilitate the car parking and will simply add to the progressive nature of this iconic development.

Saffron has an expansive entrance lobby with an 8m stud, oak panelled walls, period furniture and four gargantuan chandeliers. The building is fully secured with CCTV cameras connected to video surveillance equipment. Electronic proximity cards control access to lifts, entrances and apartments. There are no corridors, the exclusive nature of this development results in a layout that allows apartment entry direct from the lift lobby.

Investors can expect excellent managed returns and transparent interaction with building management. Attend the information night October 3rd, 7:00pm, 636 Great South Rd and you will discover first hand why Saffron stands above all others in the investment apartment market.

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Heartland Bank - Online 6.69
SBS FirstHome Combo 6.74
Wairarapa Building Society 6.95
Unity 6.99
Co-operative Bank - First Home Special 7.04
ICBC 7.05
China Construction Bank 7.09
BNZ - Classic 7.24
ASB Bank 7.24
ANZ Special 7.24
TSB Special 7.24
Unity First Home Buyer special 6.45
Heartland Bank - Online 6.45
TSB Special 6.75
Westpac Special 6.75
China Construction Bank 6.75
ASB Bank 6.75
ICBC 6.75
AIA - Go Home Loans 6.75
Kiwibank Special 6.79
Co-operative Bank - Owner Occ 6.79
ANZ Special 6.79
ASB Bank 6.39
Westpac Special 6.39
AIA - Go Home Loans 6.39
China Construction Bank 6.40
ICBC 6.49
SBS Bank Special 6.55
Kiwibank Special 6.55
BNZ - Classic 6.55
Co-operative Bank - Owner Occ 6.55
TSB Special 6.59
Kainga Ora 6.99
SBS FirstHome Combo 6.19
AIA - Back My Build 6.19
ANZ Blueprint to Build 7.39
Credit Union Auckland 7.70
ICBC 7.85
Heartland Bank - Online 7.99
Pepper Money Essential 8.29
Co-operative Bank - Owner Occ 8.40
Co-operative Bank - Standard 8.40
First Credit Union Standard 8.50
Kiwibank 8.50

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