Suburbs In Tauranga
If you’re looking for a more relaxed lifestyle, there are many Tauranga Suburbs that will provide the perfect choice. With a relaxed atmosphere, a sunny climate, and a relaxed pace of life, it’s no wonder why people are moving to the area. Despite this, amenities are catching up with the growing demand for space in the region. A new university campus, laneways for walking and cycling, and 120 new high-calibre apartments have all contributed to the city’s burgeoning development.
In terms of property values, the best suburbs in Tauranga are the ones that are convenient for people from all over the region and that have their own features. Many people who commute from Auckland are choosing to move to Tauranga, and it’s no surprise that real estate prices have skyrocketed. However, this growth has also changed the residential and commercial development of the city.
The city has grown rapidly, becoming NZ’s fifth-largest city. However, its rapid growth also brings with it heavy traffic and expensive housing. Fortunately, the city has many advantages for its residents, including a great climate and a good school system. In addition to its major port, the city is also a technology and business hub.
With a population of over 144,000, Tauranga isn’t too dense – it feels much smaller than its neighbours. Nevertheless, there are many opportunities for outdoor activity, and there are several excellent suburbs throughout the city such as The Lakes, Welcome Bay, Papamoa and more.
If you’re looking for an active lifestyle, Tauranga is the place for you. Many awesome parks, Such as the McLaren Falls Park. There are also many beaches, mountain activities, and even rafting! If you love the outdoors, Tauranga has plenty to offer.
If you want to live on the east coast of New Zealand, then you should consider the Suburb of Mount Maunganui. The suburb is renowned for its beautiful beaches, a large shopping centre, and two golf courses. It is the perfect place to relax and unwind with a nice glass of wine or a delicious cup of coffee.
Located on a peninsula near the east entrance of Tauranga Harbour, Mount Maunganui is one of the most popular suburbs in the city. The city’s beaches and surf spots are renowned worldwide, but parts of the beach can be hazardous. In the year 1988, the Tauranga Harbour Bridge was built, which provides an important link to the growing motorway system throughout Tauranga.
The largest suburb of Tauranga, New Zealand, is the vibrant Papamoa. Located approximately 11 km from the city centre, it is home to many beaches and is popular with holidaymakers. This pristine beach is perfect for swimming, fishing, and water sports. Beachgoers can also enjoy bbqs and beach games. Residents enjoy an active lifestyle that is close to the city’s cultural offerings.
Despite its rural background, Papamoa is experiencing significant growth. The area is home to Tauranga’s fastest-growing suburb, which is predicted to account for almost one-third of the city’s growth over the next 15 years.
Whether you’re looking for a holiday home or a permanent residence, there’s a place for you in the Suburb of Papamoa. Its pristine beaches, greenery, and scenic coastal landscapes make it a top choice for families.
These Tauranga Suburbs are all based upon information gathered by Statistics New Zealand. We have come to understand that some of these Tauranga Suburbs are named and are known differently. So to keep things simple, we are simply going by the names given by Statistics New Zealand.
NOTE: All information on these Tauranga Suburbs are based on the 2013 census. The next census will be released in 2018 and the information on the suburbs in Tauranga will be updated accordingly.
Doncaster
Number of people | 1,449 |
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Median age | 39.1 |
Median personal income | 17,600 |
Number of households | 555 |
Gravatt
Number of people | 2,724 |
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Median age | 37.8 |
Median personal income | 24,900 |
Number of households | 945 |
Kairua
Number of people | 459 |
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Median age | 27.1 |
Median personal income | 18,200 |
Number of households | 123 |
Pacific View
Number of people | 2,688 |
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Median age | 38 |
Median personal income | 26,300 |
Number of households | 1,002 |
Palm Beach
Number of people | 3,456 |
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Median age | 37.5 |
Median personal income | 25,700 |
Number of households | 1,314 |
Palm Springs
Number of people | 3,093 |
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Median age | 35.3 |
Median personal income | 26,600 |
Number of households | 1,134 |
Papamoa Beach East
Number of people | 3,255 |
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Median age | 33.7 |
Median personal income | 24,000 |
Number of households | 1,176 |
Upper Papamoa
Number of people | 2,007 |
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Median age | 39.6 |
Median personal income | 29,700 |
Number of households | 741 |
Arataki
Number of people | 5,124 |
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Median age | 41 |
Median personal income | 20,800 |
Number of households | 2,022 |
Matapihi
Number of people | 681 |
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Median age | 32.8 |
Median personal income | 21,300 |
Number of households | 201 |
Number of people | 3,738 |
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Median age | 37.9 |
Median personal income | 29,700 |
Number of households | 1,641 |
Omanu
Number of people | 5,013 |
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Median age | 36.4 |
Median personal income | 26,100 |
Number of households | 2,028 |
Te Maunga
Number of people | 4,764 |
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Median age | 48.8 |
Median personal income | 20,700 |
Number of households | 2,130 |
Bellevue
Number of people | 3,534 |
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Median age | 33.1 |
Median personal income | 26,900 |
Number of households | 1,248 |
Bethlehem
Number of people | 3,876 |
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Median age | 46.3 |
Median personal income | 30,000 |
Number of households | 1,347 |
Bethlehem East
Number of people | 3,390 |
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Median age | 48.1 |
Median personal income | 31,700 |
Number of households | 1,326 |
Brookfield
Number of people | 5,028 |
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Median age | 34.5 |
Median personal income | 26,200 |
Number of households | 1,911 |
Gate Pa
Number of people | 3,033 |
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Median age | 32.3 |
Median personal income | 22,700 |
Number of households | 1,128 |
Greerton
Number of people | 4,170 |
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Median age | 41.9 |
Median personal income | 22,100 |
Number of households | 1,824 |
Judea
Number of people | 2,490 |
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Median age | 38.1 |
Median personal income | 23,200 |
Number of households | 969 |
Hairini
Number of people | 5,766 |
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Median age | 42.6 |
Median personal income | 28,600 |
Number of households | 2,265 |
Kaimai
Number of people | 5,286 |
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Median age | 43.6 |
Median personal income | 30,700 |
Number of households | 1,935 |
Kaitemako
Number of people | 1,419 |
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Median age | 39.7 |
Median personal income | 29,500 |
Number of households | 492 |
Matakana Island
Number of people | 255 |
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Median age | 38.3 |
Median personal income | 18,500 |
Number of households | 87 |
Matua
Number of people | 5,151 |
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Median age | 48.2 |
Median personal income | 30,000 |
Number of households | 2,055 |
Maungatapu
Number of people | 2,724 |
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Median age | 45 |
Median personal income | 28,400 |
Number of households | 1,086 |
Merivale (Parkvale) | Listed as ‘Yatton Park’ according to Statistics New Zealand
Number of people | 2,403 |
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Median age | 30.7 |
Median personal income | 19,500 |
Number of households | 840 |
Minden
Number of people | 4,401 |
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Median age | 45.7 |
Median personal income | 30,900 |
Number of households | 1,650 |
Ohauiti
Number of people | 711 |
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Median age | 45.5 |
Median personal income | 28,200 |
Number of households | 276 |
Omokoroa
Number of people | 2,547 |
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Median age | 53.1 |
Median personal income | 26,900 |
Number of households | 1,053 |
Otumoetai North
Number of people | 3,750 |
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Median age | 50.7 |
Median personal income | 28,400 |
Number of households | 1,752 |
Otumoetai South
Number of people | 3,405 |
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Median age | 43.6 |
Median personal income | 31,400 |
Number of households | 1,407 |
Poike
Number of people | 738 |
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Median age | 27.4 |
Median personal income | 19,900 |
Number of households | 270 |
Pyes Pa
Number of people | 6,036 |
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Median age | 43.2 |
Median personal income | 27,000 |
Number of households | 2,133 |
Sulphur Point
Number of people | 27 |
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Median age | 38.5 |
Median personal income | 22,500 |
Number of households | 12 |
Tauranga Central
Number of people | 2,226 |
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Median age | 53.2 |
Median personal income | 27,800 |
Number of households | 1,002 |
Tauranga Hospital
Number of people | 1,881 |
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Median age | 38.9 |
Median personal income | 22,000 |
Number of households | 771 |
Tauranga South
Number of people | 4,344 |
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Median age | 46.4 |
Median personal income | 24,600 |
Number of households | 1,899 |
Tauriko
Unfortunately Tauriko is not listed as one of the Tauranga Suburbs with Statistics New Zealand. We assume that based on 2013 census, Tauriko was not considered as such. At the time of the 2013 census, Tauriko may have been apart of either Bethlehem or Pyes Pa. We hope to update this as the following 2018 census is completed.
Te puna
Number of people | 2,439 |
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Median age | 45.7 |
Median personal income | 31,700 |
Number of households | 906 |
Te Reti
Number of people | 1,665 |
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Median age | 36.3 |
Median personal income | 25,500 |
Number of households | 591 |
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