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Glen Innes

Glen Innes is a young, diverse and close-knit community with a thriving cultural and arts scene.

The area is blessed with many green spaces, and is bordered by Colin Maiden Park to the west and Point England Reserve and the coast to the east. Glen Innes whānau can choose from numerous quality education options, including Te Kura Kaupapa Māori O Puau Te Moananui A Kiwa (a full immersion Māori school). Residents are well-served by local taonga, Ruapotaka Marae, as well as community facilities such as Te Oro arts centre, Glen Innes Library, and the Glen Innes Pool and Leisure Centre. 

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AROUND 5,100 NEW HOMES ARE COMING TO GLEN INNES OVER THE NEXT 10 YEARS

There are around 1,800 old public homes in Glen Innes, many of them past their best - and most on large sections. Over the next 20 years, these will be replaced by around 1,800 new warm, healthy public homes, and around 3,300 new affordable and market homes. The construction of homes is accompanied by significant investment in parks, community facilities, streets, infrastructure and transport.

Click on the map to see more detail about homes in each area, or scroll down to learn about what’s here and what’s coming to Glen Innes more generally.

WHAT'S HERE IN GLEN INNES?

There’s a lot to love about Glen Innes. Here are a few local favourites.