See & do, near and far
Whether looking for a quick family activity or a delightful day trip, you’ll find just the thing in Christchurch. 5 minutes 5 minutes from Cathedral Square is The Crossing, a retail centre with shopping opportunities for those of all ages. From fashion and beauty to home wear and athleisure, The Crossing has a store for […]
A crisp commitment: Makikihi Fries
Quality golden potatoes with a nice crispy exterior while still fluffy inside. It’s the definition of a perfect fry, right from “the home of the golden fries” in Makikihi. Set apart for their high quality gluten-free ingredients, Makikihi Fries uses only the best Canterbury-grown Agria potatoes par fried in beef tallow for that golden colour […]
An intimate wedding: Intimate Small Weddings
A wedding couple, a few guests and a stylish venue is fast becoming a fashionable choice in many busy lives. Imagine having all the stress taken out of planning your perfect day. Yes, you can have it all, thanks to wedding planner/coordinator Leticia Radcliffe and celebrant Liz Brook of Intimate Small Weddings. “For those wanting […]
Canterbury Property Investors Association: Adding value for Canterbury’s landlords
A problem shared is a problem halved, or so the adage goes. Luckily, Christchurch landlords can share their trials, tribulations, and triumphs with like-minded business investors, thanks to the Canterbury Property Investors Association. From helpful advice to law changes, solutions to specific problems, and bright ideas, the association’s regular networking get-togethers are proving a valuable […]
One box does not fit all: Rentworks Property Management
Investing in residential property is a highly personal decision, with each individual having their own thoughts and preferences. Some people exclusively invest in units or flats, while others prefer standalone options such as three or four-bedroom houses. There are also those who focus on larger properties with five to six bedrooms, optimising room rates, or […]
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