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Latest update 23 Oct 2018
City Promenade scavenger hunt to mark opening
A $5,000 Discover Travel voucher and range of other prizes will be on offer to mark the opening of the City Promenade on Sunday 25 November 2018.
Latest update 17 Oct 2018
Kahikatea Common open in South Frame
The fourth and final gathering space in the South Frame – Kahikatea Common – is now open to the public in the block bordered by Montreal, Durham, St Asaph and Tuam Streets.
Latest update 15 Oct 2018
Conditional agreement reached on 200 Armagh Street
Ōtākaro Limited and developers Box 112 have reached a conditional agreement for the sale and purchase of the former Municipal Electricity Department (MED) Building at 200 Armagh St, Christchurch.
Latest update 31 Aug 2018
Metro Sports Facility groundworks underway
March Menard Joint Venture has today begun installing the first of around 8000 in-ground stone columns to prepare the site for main construction work to begin in 2019.
Latest update 14 Aug 2018
Take a virtual tour around Te Pae
A virtual tour around the outside of Te Pae is now available to assist with the international marketing of the convention centre.
Latest update 03 Aug 2018
New trees vandalised
Ōtākaro Limited is asking the public to keep an eye out for vandals around the new trees and shrubs in the central city, as dozens have been intentionally broken or pulled out over the past few weeks.
Latest update 20 Jul 2018
Home developers – here’s your chance.
Developers who want to make their mark with a residential development in central Christchurch are being asked to register their interest in the 8149m2 Madras Square site.
Latest update 13 Jul 2018
Metro Sports Facility groundworks starting next month
Work to prepare for construction on the Metro Sports Facility site on the corner of Moorhouse Ave and Antigua St will begin next month (August).
Latest update 02 Jul 2018
Let’s talk about some development opportunities
Ōtākaro Limited is inviting parties interested in two prime development opportunities in Christchurch’s South Frame and Te Papa Ōtākaro/Avon River Precinct to a discussion about their future.