A huge 56.7 hectare industrial zone will be the headquarters of NZ’s largest manufacturer of aluminum windows and doors.

A 10-year dream to create Te Awamutu's first large scale, purpose-built industrial park is finally under way.

Development is stepping up in Cambridge with more industrial lots opening, but this time on the Leamington side of town.

TDM Designer Homes is hoping to be among the preferred housing suppliers for the Government's KiwiBuild scheme.

The economic growth in Waipā, particularly Cambridge and Te Awamutu, is outpacing the rest of the Waikato and the country.

A major industrial precinct is planned for Cambridge's Victoria Road, just north of the Waikato Expressway.

An $80 million lifestyle village being constructed on the edge of Cambridge is on target to release more of its 205 units.

A new subdivision called Pukekura will aim to feed the high demand for residential property around Cambridge.

Retailers are lining up as stage one of the multi-million dollar Lakewood development in Cambridge nears completion.

Cambridge is at the sharp end of growth in the Waikato and construction will start in July on the latest development: a high-rise six-apartment block.

The $1 billion Provincial Growth Fund launched today will help unlock the potential of rural and smaller centres.

Waipa's popularity as a district for new residential and commercial development has brought with it a marked increase in power consumption.

Waikato is in for an economic tsunami starting next year if a plan to build a massive extension to Waikeria Prison south of Te Awamutu goes ahead.

A Cambridge-based company has successfully challenged itself to perform by overseeing the construction of its own premises.

"...It’s about local focus, local people, local communities. We’ll be putting people out in the regions to help councils’ own economic development people go to the next level.”

A gated development called Rutherford Park is announced as construction continues on the Lakewood apartment complex.

The demand for commercial, retail and housing space in Cambridge will soon be alleviated with major construction projects on track.

New resource consents totalling $21.5 million are speeding up construction of new homes in Waipa.

Waipa will have to build a further 13,200 homes to cope with the number of people expected to move into the district over the next 30 years.

Massive growth projections have prompted a formal review of the district’s growth strategy. A further 25,000 people are expected to live in the district by 2050, bringing Waipa’s population to nearly 75,000.

Connections facilitated by Council have resulted in growth for local businesses including Laszlo Boats and Good George Brewing.

A home close to Cambridge's CBD will be removed and a development constructed in its place, helping to meet demand for commercial space in town.

Kelly Rd Cambridge Lodge will be adding 22 rooms to the district's accommodation inventory.

Cambridge's urbanisation gathers momentum as new housing subdivision goes on the market

Waipa District Council has granted consent for a new residential development in Cambridge.

Residential properties in Waipa have increased in value by an average of 38 per cent according to recent revaluations.

Waipa District Council’s regulatory committee has approved a resource consent for the construction of a 20-room bed and breakfast-type facility at 17 Hamilton Road.

A new boutique motel is set to ease growing congestion and bring Cambridge its first mechanical car park stacker.