BLiSS Group Profile
The principal of the company has been involved in the property development industry for over 30 years, was a partner in Cap d’Amarres Limited, Eldon Group Projects Limited, Newport Group, Porter Property Group and prior to that was property development manager of publicly listed Troy Corporation.
Paul’s first major Project was the development of New Zealand’s first “Big Box” retail centre in Lincoln Road Henderson (the Lincoln Centre). Later the acquisition of the Fisherman’s Wharf precinct in the Viaduct Basin and the design development, consent planning and marketing set-up for an $80m apartment and retail complex now know as The Sebel and The Quays.
Newport also specialised in the acquisition and planning of strategies for a number of key development properties predominantly situated in the Viaduct and Western reclamation areas of Auckland.
Paul was involved in a series of sound commercial and residential developments, the more significant of these being:
The redevelopment of the Hydra Bacon Factory in College Hill as a new 20,000 sq ft Head Office for Colenso Advertising. A residential development in Ponsonby known as Margaret Street Terraces. The design build of a new Head Office in Greenlane for Toyota Finance. The acquisition and restructuring of the leasehold and freehold interests in the United Distillers building in Orakei Road. The acquisition of old factories and redevelopment into commercial and residential space at 23 Graham street.
At Gulf Harbour the $16m acquisition by Cap d’Amarres Limited of all the balance of the waterways at Gulf Harbour in 2002. Followed by the development of 40 absolute waterfront sites and marina berths.
In conjunction with his partners acquired in 2006 84ha of rural land in the Waikato for future development. Eldon Group Projects Limited produced a Master Plan and passed a Private Scheme Plan Change for the surrounding 100ha for Matamata Piako District Council and the subsequent development of the first 24ha into 75 residential Hamlet/Lifestyle lots called ELDONWOOD.
Paul was also involved with Equity Pacific in the Consent planning of a 9000m2 brown fields site into 500,000 square feet of mixed use development in Auckland city now known as “Sugar Tree” and more recently in residential developments in Hamilton, Kaipara, Papakura and Mangawhai.
What we deliver
BLiSS Group Can
✓ Provide a complete turnkey delivery of your new Dwelling.
OR
✓ We take care of all the Planning Reports required by Council for your Resource Consent.
✓ We take care of all the Drawings & Engineering required by Council for your Building Consent
✓ We ensure that all aspects of the construction are carried out to comply with the Building Code
✓ We ensure that all the Fees payable are clearly laid out and are covered in our Contract
Your Options
✓ Your choice of Dwelling.
✓ 22m2, 27m2 & 30m2 Sleep Out or self contained Cabins
✓ 36m2 One Bedroom with full King Size Bedroom, kitchen, Bathroom & Laundry (Currently Unavailable)
✓ 60m2 Two Bedroom Minor Household Dwelling with full King Size Bedrooms, kitchen, Bathroom & Laundry
✓ 240m2 Four Bedroom Dwelling with 3 X King size and 1 x Queen size, kitchen, Bathroom & Laundry
What You Can Achieve
✓ A Fully Complying Dwelling – Connected to All Services
✓ A Livable Dwelling - Fully Insulated Roof, Ceiling, Exterior Wall, Interior Walls & Under the Floor
✓ A Rentable Dwelling – With decent sized Bedrooms, Bathroom, Kitchen & Laundry.
✓ A Fully Insurable Dwelling That Adds Real Value to Your Property & is Registered On Your Title
Longevity advantages of light gauge steel over wood
• Not vulnerable to water ingress or any type of fungi or organism
• High steel strength results in safer structures
• Minimal maintenance and slower aging of structure
• Earthquakes to strength 9, high winds to 56m/s
• Steel can be recycled without losing any of its inherent structural qualties
• Steel structures require little tree felling
• Inexpensive to purchase, easy and fast to construct
• Environmentally friendly, 100% recyclable
• Inorganic: will not swell, rot, warp, split, crack or creep
