Winton Announces Settlement of Wynyard Quarter Acquisition

Winton is pleased to confirm that the acquisition of the Wynyard Quarter site at Beaumont Street has now settled.

The Wynyard Quarter project will consist of a Northbrook retirement village and residential apartment development. Construction will commence on both projects upon receipt of the building consent and resource consent with settlement targeted for the apartments in FY26 and the retirement village in FY27.

Chris Meehan, CEO of Winton said: “The acquisition of this site, located on a prime freehold block of 5005m2, within Wynyard Quarter is an outstanding development opportunity for Winton. To locate a Northbrook Retirement Village and residential apartment building in such a premium location aligns with Winton’s strategy to acquire and develop high quality sites and to ensure Northbrook’s luxury later living concept.”

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