Welcome to Lakewood Plaza
From the moment you step inside you are aware you’ve arrived somewhere special. Greeted by your buildings concierge and with a lobby modelled on that of a five star hotel, you are able to relax in the residents lounge and order your favourite drink or meal from the beautifully designed, on premises bar and restaurant.
For those fortunate enough to purchase a new residence, membership to South Auckland’s largest health club is provided.
With weights and cardio facilities that include state of the art equipment, along with a full schedule of classes and personal training options, life at Lakewood Plaza has been carefully crafted to provide for your health and enjoyment.
Relax in the buildings spa facilities or enjoy an invigorating swim in the indoor pool after you’ve competed your fitness regime in our members only club.
Our on site restaurant, bar, alfresco cafe and juice bar have been designed by leading architects and interior designers Archimedia and provide contemporary luxury in an urban setting.
With healthy and fusion dining options designed by our resident head chef, guests are able to sample cuisine from around the world.
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Prices Rise By $918 per Day
Average sales prices for Auckland residential property sold by the city’s biggest agency rose by $918/day last month compared to March. Barfoot & Thompson has just released sales data showing that the residential properties it sold had an average sale price of $776,729 in March but that rocketed up to $804,282 last month. The average was therefore up $27,553 in one month alone or $918/day. But volumes were down sharply from 1597 sales in March to 1070 last month. “The average price increased to $804,282, which was an increase of 3.5 per cent on that for March, while the median price at $753,500 was an increase of 6 per cent. Since the start of the year, the average price has increased by 6.2 per cent and the median price by 7.6 per cent. “While these are significant increases, they are not out of the ordinary in that they are similar to the levels of increase experienced over the past two years. More top end properties are sold in the summer/autumn months than in the second half of the year, and this results in the average price easing back after strong starts to the year. “Our average sale price increase over the 12 months ending April 30 is 13.5 per cent,” she said. article via...