Weekends Almost out

Thought I'd leave a few short comments to update...
Had Friday off work which was welcoming too say the least, After working flatout it was good too take a break. I've also had Makayla since thursday night So we've spent some good time's going for walks, joking around and having nap's together.
Currently hoping to win a set of golf clubs on trade me at the moment, Mizuno MP37's PW-3 + a mizuno carry bag. Current bid is at $510. but the clubs noramlly retail for $2k on their own $1.5k if you find a good retailer for new, these are used but still in very good condition where several clubs look brand new. Oh well, if i win the bidding I'll let you know what they are like to play with.
Well I'm pretty tired so goin for a nap now, Laterz

Just as I Foresaw

Just as I predicted and mentioned to many of you a few years back. Northland/Rodney Area will be developed over the next few years with apartments and such of the like. I have looked at several design aspects over the past year and have not been overly impressed by their designs and furthermore their initial asking price which i believe is outrageous. Its an underdeveloped area that is not yet seeing the full property boom as in other inner city suburbs yet already sell for an identical price range.
There are many stunning sites available only 40 minutes north of Auckland yet are subject to price ranges more suited to foreign property investors. Less bought by locals in the past couple of years for a median price range

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/index.cfm?c_id=3&ObjectID=10330706

New Apartment Rules

The new design controls have been set in place to reduce the number of 'ugly' buildings going up and are required to adhere to new design and building consents. The whole project is to stop concrete buidings being erected with small tiny studio apartments no bigger than a prison cell.

Further updates located at:
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/index.cfm?c_id=8&ObjectID=10328831

Dick Hubbard

Dick Hubbard (Auckland's City Mayor) unveiled yesturday for planned changes to how building proposals are handled. I believe this is the beginning of the first step in the right direction in realising Aucklands future potential
To read the report from the NZ Herald click on the link below


http://www.nzherald.co.nz/index.cfm?c_id=1&ObjectID=10128339

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