4 title boundaries · 334,489 m² · LINZ
UnclaimedPublic land · Gisborne District Council

70 Esplanade, Kaiti

Gisborne · Gisborne District

Cenotaph, Gisborne
Heritage listCategory 1 historic place

Cenotaph

List No. 3472Built 1923–2014Listed 1990

Built on the western bank of the Turanganui River, The Cenotaph was unveiled on 25 April 1923 in honour of the district’s servicemen who fell during the First World War. A war memorial was first suggested by the local newspaper in 1919. World War One memorials were encouraged by Anzac Day celebrations, which became prominent in the early 1920s and required a permanent focus for the community’s annual tribute to the dead. Its construction was proposed by C.E.

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Photo: Annie James, 2022, © Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga

Gladstone Road Bridge
Heritage listCategory 2 historic place

Gladstone Road Bridge

List No. 3534Built 1923–1961Listed 1984

The Gladstone Road reinforced concrete bridge, was heralded as advanced technology and the sign of a progressive town by civic leaders, and provided an important link in State Highway 35, the route from Gisborne running up through the district's coastal towns and settlements. It crosses the Turanganui River in Gisborne's town centre. The bridge was opened on 26 March 1925, and replaced a wooden bridge built in 1885.

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Photo: 2009, © Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga

Peel Street, Bridge
Heritage listCategory 2 historic place

Peel Street Bridge

List No. 3569Built 1919–1977Listed 1984

A sign of civic pride and optimism in the city's future, the reinforced concrete Peel Street Bridge, which crosses the Taruheru River in the city centre of Gisborne, was opened on the 24 November 1923. It replaced a wooden bridge built in 1882 by the New Zealand Land Settlement Company, largely through the efforts of W. L. Rees, a local businessman and Borough Councillor. According to J.A.

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Photo: Damian Skinner, 2009, © Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga

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$0 at 4.49% 1 year fixed with China Construction Bank, over 30 years
Loan length
1 year fixed today · 17 lenders
Lowest4.49%CCB · special
Average5.03%
Highest5.35%Kookmin
All 17 lenders at 1 year fixed
  • China Construction Bank4.49%s
  • ICBC4.65%s
  • Bank of China4.68%s
  • AIA New Zealand4.99%
  • ANZ Bank New Zealand4.99%s
  • ASB Bank4.99%
  • Bank of Baroda4.99%
  • Police Credit Union4.99%
  • Unity Credit Union4.99%s
  • Kiwibank5.15%s
  • Bank of New Zealand5.19%
  • SBS Bank5.19%s
  • The Co-operative Bank5.19%s
  • TSB Bank5.19%s
  • Westpac New Zealand5.19%s
  • First Credit Union5.29%s
  • Kookmin Bank Auckland Branch5.35%
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Property data

  • Property categoryUse not published
  • CouncilGisborne District
  • Valuation #8560-61403

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Title and land

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  • Title numbersGS5B/1244, GS5B/1245, GS5B/1246, GS5B/1247
  • Title typeFreehold
  • Registered ownerGisborne District Council
  • Public landHeld by a council
  • Estate descriptionFee Simple, 1/1, Section 22 Block III Turanganui Survey District, 76,330 m2
  • Legal descriptionSection 22 Block III Turanganui SD, Section 23 Block III Turanganui SD, Section 24 Block III Turanganui SD, Section 25 Block III Turanganui SD, Section 26 Block III Turanganui SD, Section 27 Block III Turanganui SD
  • Title issued29 Oct 1990
  • Land districtGisborne
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Resource consents

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Within 250 m

  1. 5 Jun 2025
    Land use

    to amend condition 4 of resource consent LU-2024-111867-01 in order to remove the requirement for a right of way easement over the adjoining rear property (50 Reads Quay - Lot 2 DP 369768).

    111867*01 · Gisborne District
    236 mGranted
  2. 1 Jun 2023
    Land use

    Operation of Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Hawaiki Hou to operate a school at 39 Gladstone Road, Gisborne on both the ground and first floors

    111867* · Gisborne District
    236 mGranted
  3. 28 Feb 2022
    Land use

    change Condition 11 of resource consent LU-2018-108362-00 in order to reduce the dwell time of the billboard's images from 5 minutes to 30 seconds.

    108362*01 · Gisborne District
    217 mGranted
  4. 27 Apr 2021
    Subdivision

    TO REMOVE THE EXISTING CANOPY OVER THE FOOTPATH AND CONSTRUCT A NEW BALCONY SLIGHTLY HIGHER TO REVEAL THE CLERESTORY WINDOWS. THERE WILL BE A CHANGE IN SUPPORT STRUCTURE FROM THE CURRENT SUSPENDED SYSTEM TO A SIMPLE POST AND BEAM ARRANGEMENT. THE FINAL ASPECT OF THIS DEVELOPMENT IS TO REMOVE THE TWO LARGE FRONT WINDOWS OF THE UPPER STORY, CREATE LOWER SILLS AND REPLACE THESE WITH NEW STEEL FRAMED DOORS. NO CHANGES ARE PROPOSED TO THE SHOPFRONT GLAZING, GROUND FLOOR DOORS, OR ORIGINAL FAÇADE

    LU-2021-110358-00 · Gisborne District
    241 mGranted
  5. 14 Sep 2020
    Land use

    THE PROPOSAL IS TO RENOVATE AND EXTEND THE EXISTING DWELLING BY A FURTHER 95M2 AND ESTABLISH A 'PREMIER HOMES' BRANDED SHOW HOME. THE SOUTHERN UNIT (FLAT 2) WILL BE UPGRADED AND REMODELLED AS A SELF-CONTAINED RESIDENTIAL UNIT, WITHIN THE CURRENT FOOTPRINT (WHICH IS MARGINALLY UNDER 60M2). THE EXISTING CARPORT LOCATED NEAR THE RUTENE ROAD BOUNDARY OF THE SITE WILL BE DEMOLISHED AND WILL NOT BE REPLACED. INSTEAD, SUFFICIENT SPACE IS PROVIDED FOR AN UNCOVERED CAR PARKING SPACE IN THE YARD ADJACENT TO THE SOUTHEAST BOUNDARY.

    LU-2020-109919-00 · Gisborne District
    122 mGranted
  6. 5 Jul 2018
    Land use

    ERECT A DOUBLE-SIDED 6M X 3M DIGITAL SIGN ON A POLE STRUCTURE.

    108362* · Gisborne District
    217 mGranted

Ministry for the Environment, National Monitoring System, July 2014 to June 2025. All resource consents

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About Kaiti

Gisborne District
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Properties on the rating roll
1 Aug 2023
Last council revaluation

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