Council hints at huge housing development for Queenstown

The Queenstown Lakes District Council is expecting receive four new Special Housing Area...
The Queenstown Lakes District Council is expecting receive four new Special Housing Area expressions of interest in April, including a massive 1500-house development in Gibbston Valley. Photo: Getty Images
At least 2400 new houses could be in the works for Queenstown.

The Queenstown Lakes District Council is expecting receive four new Special Housing Area expressions of interest in April, including a massive 1500-house development in Gibbston Valley.

In a report to the council about the Laurel Hills SHA proposal, staff refer to four other expected proposals- the 600-house Coneburn SHA, north of Hanley's Farm, Glenpanel East and Glenpanel West at Ladies Miles, which proposes a minimum of 300 houses, and Avalon, a 1500-house proposal at Victoria Flats in Gibbston Valley. 

An SHA is an area of land suitable for new housing, where development can be fast-tracked under the more permissive consenting powers.

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