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Albany Heights, Auckland: zoning and natural hazards
1,177 addresses in Albany Heights (Upper Harbour Local Board); 52.3 % of them in Single House.
Streets with the most addresses: Gills Road 219; Kewa Road 105; Golden Morning Drive 74; Silver Moon Road 53; Salerno Rise 51; Point Ridge Avenue 44; Joy Street 42; Gold Street 36; Akeake Lane 36; Makamaka Lane 34.
Unitary Plan zones
- Single House: 615 addresses, 52.3 %
- Mixed Housing Urban: 360 addresses, 30.6 %
- Large Lot: 115 addresses, 9.8 %
- Rural - Countryside Living: 72 addresses, 6.1 %
- Future Urban: 6 addresses, 0.5 %
- Open Space - Conservation: 5 addresses, 0.4 %
- Open Space - Informal Recreation: 4 addresses, 0.3 %
Overlays and natural hazards
- 61 addresses (5.2 %) in significant ecological area
- 314 addresses (26.7 %) in large-scale landslide classed High or Very High; all classes: Low 462, Moderate 400, Very High 284, High 30
- liquefaction (calibrated): no address classed High or Medium or Possible (Very Low 1,171, Undetermined 6)
- liquefaction (basic): no address classed High or Medium or Possible (Very Low 1,171, Unlikely 6)
Not mapped at any address here: special character area, historic heritage place, aircraft noise overlay, height variation control, tsunami evacuation zone, coastal inundation 1% AEP, coastal inundation 1% AEP + 1 m sea level.
Flood layers: GeoMaps (no open licence). Shallow landslide: in the report.
Titles and parcels
Freehold 688 (58.5 %); Unit Title 489 (41.5 %). Median parcel area outside unit titles: 564 m².
What building costs here
Upper Harbour: NZ$3,206 per m² declared on 330 new house consents (September 2025 – August 2026), about NZ$480,900 for 150 m².
Nearby suburbs
Fairview Heights, Greenhithe, Herald Island, Hobsonville, Lucas Heights, Oteha, Pinehill, Pāremoremo