If you’ve been waiting for the right time to secure a brand-new, single-storey home in Hamilton, this is your moment. Jack’s Landing is down to the final five single-storey, standalone homes across the entire development — and one is already under contract.

These homes represent the most cost-effective new builds at Jack’s Landing, combining smart design, quality construction, and an unbeatable central-city location.

Why These Homes are in High Demand

The Type C design is a thoughtfully considered single-storey home offering:

• 3 generous bedrooms
• 2.5 bathrooms
• Open-plan kitchen, dining, and living
• Private outdoor living
• Low-maintenance landscaping
• Quality fixtures, fittings, and superior soundproofing

With prices starting from $797,000, these homes offer exceptional value for buyers seeking a modern, low-maintenance home without the compromises often found in older housing stock.

Limited Supply, Strong Demand

Single-storey, standalone new homes are increasingly hard to find — particularly in established, centrally located neighbourhoods like Jack’s Landing. These final homes are positioned along the southern boundary of the development and form the last opportunity to secure this design.

With only five remaining and demand already proven, these homes won’t last long.

Ideal for Home Buyers and Investors

Whether you’re:

• Downsizing
• Buying your first new home
• Looking for a lock-and-leave option
• Or investing in a high-quality, low-maintenance rental

The Type C new homes tick all the boxes. Strong rental demand, excellent build quality, and proximity to the CBD, hospital, river trails, and transport routes make Jack’s Landing a standout choice.

Act Now

Construction is underway, with completion due in mid-2026, allowing buyers to secure today’s pricing with just a 10% deposit, and the balance payable on completion.

With only five single-storey, standalone homes remaining — and one already under contract — now is the time to act.

For further information or to arrange a private show home appointment, contact Sales Manager Jacqui today by phone at 027 722 2294, by email at sales@jackslanding.co.nz, or via the enquiry form below.

The latest addition to the Jack’s Landing collection, the Type C home design, brings together modern comfort, efficient design, and effortless style — perfect for anyone seeking a new home in Hamilton that fits their lifestyle today and into the future.

Available in both standalone and duplex variations, the Type C offers a clever single-storey layout that balances privacy, practicality, and modern living. Whether you’re a first-home buyer, downsizer, or investor, this new release showcases everything that makes Jack’s Landing one of Hamilton’s most sought-after central locations.

Thoughtfully Designed for Modern Living

Every Type C home has been crafted with functionality and flow in mind. The single-storey design makes daily living easy — no stairs, no wasted space, and seamless movement between kitchen, living, and outdoor areas.

• Open-plan living with generous natural light
• Modern kitchen with quality finishes and efficient storage
• Three bedrooms and two bathrooms, including a separate toilet
• Private outdoor space for entertaining or quiet time
• Internal garaging for added convenience

Whether you choose the standalone Type C or the duplex Type C home design, both designs offer the same attention to detail, with clean architectural lines and durable, low-maintenance materials that suit Hamilton’s growing urban lifestyle.

Explore in 3D — Walk Through Before You Visit

You can now take a virtual 3D walkthrough of both the Type C Standalone and Type C Duplex designs on our website. Step inside, explore the rooms, and get a true sense of space and layout — all from the comfort of your home.

• Explore Type C Standalone
• Explore Type C Duplex

Each page also includes high-quality renders and detailed floor plans, helping you visualise how your new home at Jack’s Landing could look and feel.

Now Selling — Stage 4A at Jack’s Landing

The first four Type C homes form part of Stage 4A, now underway at Jack’s Landing. This exciting release continues to build on our reputation for quality and community — providing new homes in Hamilton that combine smart design with an unbeatable location.

Located just minutes from the Waikato Hospital, beautiful Hamilton Lake, the central city, and key transport routes, Jack’s Landing offers residents a truly connected lifestyle. With new amenities and green spaces taking shape, it’s the ideal time to secure your place in this growing neighbourhood.

Visit, Explore, and Discover our Type C Home Design

We invite you to experience the Type C home designs firsthand — visit our show homes, view upcoming builds, and talk with our team about what makes Jack’s Landing such a unique opportunity in Hamilton’s housing market.

Our latest open home times are listed here, or you can arrange a private viewing at a time that suits you.

Don’t miss your chance to be among the first to own a Type C home design at Jack’s Landing — where design meets location, and lifestyle meets opportunity.

STORY ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON WAIKATOTIMES.CO.NZ – WRITTEN BY MADELEINE POWERS ON 17/09/25

Jack’s Landing has become the first in the country to go green with footpaths made of recycled tyres.

Contractors were on site at the Hamilton subdivision on Wednesday laying 207 square metres of Porous Lane, a rubberised paving developed by the University of Melbourne and brought to New Zealand in May by Water Smart.

A small test patch went down first to test the mixer, Water Smart business development manager Klaudia Matyjas said.

“Since May we’ve been optimising and figuring out how the supply chain will work.”

It’s the first installation in the country and a “big milestone” for the Australian-based company.

The rubber comes through Cambridge-based Treadlite under the nationwide Tyrewise scheme.

Blake Richardson is executive director of Treadlite, which processes the tyres, and also a director of Jack’s Landing.

Treadlite began with a mission to tidy up Cambridge but has grown into one of the biggest tyre recyclers in the country, collecting tyres from Bombay to Wellington and across both coasts of the North Island.

Matyjas said Treadlite sent samples of rubber crumb to the University of Melbourne lab to check the mix, and the paving has since been refined for New Zealand conditions.

She described Porous Lane, which is more expensive than your usual footpath, as a “premium product”.

“All the water will go all the way through to replenish the groundwater table and not overload the storm system,” she said.

“It’s quite important to implement something that helps with water management, and this is just the easiest way to do it — to integrate it into infrastructure that’s already there or being built, like footpaths.”

The mix cures in around 8 to 12 hours, has a 25-year design life and, when you walk on it, “it’s a little bit more bouncy than concrete.”

“It doesn’t crack, it’s easy to maintain.”

Each square metre can use up to three tyres, and at the 40mm thickness used at Jack’s Landing the team calculated it was roughly the equivalent of 170 passenger tyres.

Truck tyres are preferred over car tyres for the product because they have higher quality rubber without fibre.

“Car tyres use a lot of fibre,” Richardson said, which would soak up a lot of the resin used in the product.

Matyjas said councils are showing strong interest, particularly for tree pits and other sites where roots can heave up conventional paths.

She said the pavement’s high porosity — about 40% — and contaminant capture are part of the appeal.

University of Melbourne studies show the paving entraps pollutants, preventing them from washing into the environment.

“Those pollutants never make it back to the system if you maintain it properly.”

Tyrewise marketing and communications manager Kiri Speirs said the product stewardship scheme grew from the tyre industry pushing for regulation.

“Only around 40% of the tyres were being recycled, and the rest were being stockpiled, landfilled or illegally dumped.”

About six million tyres per year come to end of life in New Zealand, she said, and Tyrewise has been collecting since September last year.

Speirs said the goal is ambitious.

“We have a goal of using 80% of the tyres onshore by our fourth year of operation… so there needs to be lots more innovation and collaboration with businesses to get that happening.”
Researchers in Canterbury are testing rubber in building foundations to improve earthquake resilience.

“Melbourne University came up with this [Porous Lane], but who’s to say New Zealand can’t come up with something we could be selling to the world?”

Jack’s Landing’s location in the central suburb of Hamilton Lake makes it uniquely placed for access to both work and recreation. During April, completing the new gateway through to Innes Common and Hamilton Lake Domain sees this become a reality. This walkway means residents will be just 300 metres away from this beautiful recreational area.

The new gateway features a small bridge with corten steel panels designed for a unique look and naturally oxidising finish. Chosen for its superior corrosion resistance over bare cold rolled steel, these panels will look even better as they age!

The walkway will provide a popular route for residents, with so much to see and do at Hamilton Lake Domain. Take a walk around the Lake Rotoroa for a coffee at The Verandah, or join the Saturday morning ParkRun. Watch the balloons taking off for Balloons Over Waikato, join Carols by the Lake or sail with Hamilton Yacht Club. There’s even Innes Common Fitness Park, not to mention the destination children’s playground, social sports leagues and Gallagher Hockey Centre.

Contact us today to discuss becoming part of the growing, vibrant Jack’s Landing community. Secure your property with a 10% deposit. The balance is paid upon completion following the issue of the Code of Compliance.

For further information on owning a beautiful home just moments from Hamilton Lake Domain, Waikato Hospital, and Hamilton CBD, contact Sales Manager Pete Banks. pete@jackslanding.co.nz, 027 722 2294 or by using the website contact form.

Thanks to plenty of dry weather, site progress has moved incredibly quickly through late February and early March.

Jacks Landing Drive through to Stage 2A is ready for final seal with curbing, pavements, and extra parking bays laid. Lots 21-30 have final cladding installed, and our steel-framed northern boundary properties are advancing well.

Stage 1B is also quickly beginning to take shape. The final seal is going down on the first half of Selkirk Lane, piling is completed across all Lots, and many of the pads have also been poured.

We’re also excited to see the final clearing phase for Stage 2A and Stage 2B. Earthworks will start following the completion of requirements on Stage 1A and Stage 1B.

View the gallery below for the latest site progress images from the development site below.

We are now inviting registrations on interest in Jack’s Landing Stage 2A. Stage 1A & 1B releases sold exceptionally quickly, and we have buyers ready to move. Don’t miss this chance to secure your home on a fixed price turnkey contract. Secure your property with a 10% deposit with the balance paid upon completion following the issue of the Code of Compliance.

For further information on how you can own a beautiful home in a highly desirable area of Hamilton, just moments from Hamilton Lake Domain, Waikato Hospital, and Hamilton CBD, contact Pete Banks, Sales Manager, via pete@jackslanding.co.nz, 027 722 2294 or by using the website contact form.