Silverstream is progressing from strength-to-strength. Home to more than 1500 residents, a further 266 sections (approximately) are being developed on the east of the scenic subdivision.
On Thursday 10th September 2020, Waimakariri mayor Dan Gordon, local MP Matt Doocey and Waimakariri District Council chief executive Jim Palmer, many affiliated councillors and our contractors joined the development team to open the “East Side” of Silverstream in a significant ribbon-cutting ceremony. The event highlighted the importance of the development in meeting the economic and social needs of the wider Kaiapoi community.
“The essence of the road opening and the further development happening is that it connects two vibrant communities that are coming together as one,” Fred says.
“Silverstream and Kaiapoi will now meet and blend into one.”
The ceremony celebrated this vision while also acknowledging the hard work of the Waimakariri council and many other contributors in making it happen. Kaiapoi’s trajectory now seems assured as a positive force in the region’s continued success.
The Northern Corridor motorway will provide another lift by enabling commuters to reach the Christchurch CBD in under 20 minutes. The additional lane over the Waimakariri bridge and a direct route into the city are expected to provide great advantages to those in Kaiapoi, as well as the greater Waimakariri District.
Silverstream is well-known for its picturesque stream, beautiful homes, retail village, medical centre and socially minded neighbourhood. Sections and house and land packages are priced and sized to suit, giving buyers complete flexibility. This is backed up by a worry-free process and the friendly support of an expert team, so that building a new home is as exciting and enjoyable as it should be.
Many thanks to the dignitaries who celebrated with us, we are thrilled to play a part in growing and strengthening the Waimakariri district.
Photo credit: Chris Sharpe Photography