REGISTER YOUR INTEREST TODAY!
Te Kōrure is a new residential development brought to you by Ngāi Tahu Property and is located in the heart of Kirwee, Selwyn.
Known for its strong community feel, excellent primary school, and proximity to key amenities in Darfield and Rolleston, Kirwee is emerging as a sought-after lifestyle destination. An easy 40-minute drive to Christchurch city, 30 minutes to the airport, 7 minutes to Darfield, and 20 minutes to Rolleston, Te Kōrure will suit those looking for space and lifestyle while remaining in close proximity to Christchurch and Selwyn hubs.
Offering 237 sections, Te Kōrure will be delivered over 8 stages, offering a rare opportunity for spacious country living within an easy commute of Ōtautahi Christchurch. Linking into an existing neighbourhood, Stage 1 of Te Kōrure will be accessible from Suffolk Drive.
Stage 1 will be released in June 2026! Register your interest today and we’ll let you know when Te Kōrure is available for sale.
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Te Kōrure is being delivered by Ngāi Tahu Property, a leading name in property development and property investment in New Zealand. Owned by Te Waipounamu iwi, Ngāi Tahu, Ngāi Tahu Property have shaped vibrant buildings and communities in Christchurch, Queenstown, Dunedin, and Auckland for over 30 years. Their inter-generational commitment and sustainable practices set them apart, providing unique opportunities in the market.
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
The name TE KŌRURE was gifted to the development by mana whenua, Ngāi Tūāhuriri.
Meaning ‘to change direction’, the name reflects the historical trails and seasonal migrations of Ngāi Tūāhuriri across the region. The word 'kōrure' also signifies change more broadly, giving the name a dual meaning that encompasses both the movement of people and the environmental transformations experienced by Kā Pākihi Whakatekateka a Waitaha (the Canterbury Plains) over time.
