A Masterplan
with Vision
Milldale has been master-planned as a self-sustaining, future focused community. More than just a place to live, it offers a complete lifestyle with modern infrastructure, schooling, green spaces, and an integrated commercial heart.
The guiding vision is to deliver a community where people can live, work, shop, and play within their own neighbourhood.
At the centre of this vision is a town centre strategically positioned to become the epicentre of Milldale’s civic and commercial life. These sites are the foundation for a walkable, vibrant precinct that will serve thousands of residents every day. From grocery shopping and healthcare to dining and community services, these lots are designed to anchor the neighbourhood with activity and amenity.
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Over 300 hectares of master-planned development with clear growth staging
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Proximity to employment zones in Silverdale, Albany, and Westgate
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Median household incomes
well above the national average
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Strong representation of
families and first-home buyers
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Rapid delivery of infrastructure including schools, roading, parks, and walkways
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Craftsmanship
Key demographic and planning strengths include:
Milldale at the heart
of regional growth
Milldale in Auckland is experiencing rapid residential growth and is considered one of the fastest-growing suburbs in the region. The development is attracting significant attention due to its modern master-planned community, affordable house and land packages, and proximity to amenities and employment opportunities.
In the near future, Milldale Town Centre will service approximately 6,000 homes, translating to a future primary catchment population exceeding 18,000. This is bolstered by surrounding residential growth areas such as Millwater, Dairy Flat and Wainui significantly expanding the potential user base of the town centre.
Between 2001 and 2021, the wider Silverdale / Whanagaparoa / Milldale region grew by over 30,000 residents and Milldale is the key focal point for continued growth into the future. The area is characterised by a youthful demographic, with a median age of 33 years (below the national average) and nearly 30% of residents under the age of 15. This family-oriented community brings with it strong, sustainable demand for educational services, health care, convenience retail, and social amenities.
Milldale’s population will be highly dependent on local services and day-to-day retail. The town centre is positioned to capitalise on this demand by anchoring the community and offering food, medical, wellness, hospitality, and professional service tenancies. With Silverdale’s commercial areas nearing capacity and residential supply accelerating across the north, Milldale Town Centre will be the obvious and necessary next stage in Auckland’s metropolitan expansion.


