Now Selling in Drury – Secure Your Place in Auckland’s Fastest-Growing Community

A new release of home and land packages in Drury are now available



with G.J. Gardner Homes Papakura


For buyers looking to secure a position in one of Auckland’s most active growth areas, this is a timely opportunity.


Why Drury Is Moving

Drury is rapidly transforming into a major residential and commercial hub in South Auckland.

Significant investment is already underway, including:

  • New schools and education facilities
  • Transport upgrades and planned rail connections
  • Expanding retail and commercial centres
  • Community infrastructure designed to support long-term growth

This is not a speculative location. It is a coordinated expansion backed by infrastructure — and that’s what is driving demand.

What’s Available Now

A range of modern home and land packages are currently available, offering buyers the chance to secure new-build homes in a developing, well-planned community.

These are active listings with real availability — not future-stage concepts.

Timing Matters

As development progresses and infrastructure comes online, availability at this stage tends to tighten.

Early releases typically offer:

  • More choice
  • Better positioning
  • Greater long-term upside

Explore Current Home & Land Packages

Look at the available listings on the above link.

If you’re considering your next move, now is the time to review what’s available and get on contact - Don't miss out!

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Location:
152 Great South Road
Takanini
Auckland

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