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"Just wanted to thank you for making the sale of 53 Carrington Avenue so seamless and stressless. My only regret is that we haven't actually met you yet! But we will make sure to come over and do that before long. Anyway, thanks again for all your great work on our behalf. "
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The CEO of Perry Group Richard Coventry has stated that since the plan for the $1 billion-plus development were made public, they had received significant commercial interest. That is not surprising given Perry Group’s plans for the area, however they are not planning something to directly compete with Te Awa as it is only five minutes down the road and is New Zealand’s largest mall.
For the latest update and information about this exciting development, click here to read more of the article written by Geoff Lewis and featured on www.stuff.co.nz.
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