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Send us the address. We'll tell you honestly what it can carry.

Before you pay a planner, before you pay an architect, before you commit to anything — let us tell you what your site will actually allow. Our senior team reviews Auckland sections every week. In about fifteen minutes we can give you the first real read on yours.

What you'll receive

A one-page PDF with four honest answers.

The Ashcroft site evaluation is deliberately short. It's designed to answer the four questions that actually matter before you spend any more money on professional fees.

  • 1. What's the likely yield — standalone, duplex, terrace — and how many homes?
  • 2. How complex will the resource consent be — straightforward, moderate, or hard?
  • 3. What's the realistic build-cost range, based on recent Ashcroft projects?
  • 4. Should you keep going, get a second opinion, or put the land back in the drawer?

Turnaround: typically one working day. Cost: $0. Commitment: none unless you ask.

Book your free evaluation

Fill in what you can — we'll come back with what we can work out from the address alone.

We'll never pass your details on and we'll only follow up once unless you ask. See our privacy policy.
Common questions

What people ask before they book.

A site evaluation is the most common way clients begin with us, so we get the same questions often. Here are the short answers — the long ones we save for the evaluation itself.

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Is it really free?

Yes. No credit card, no hidden fee, no "first hour free." If you engage us to go further, the evaluation rolls into the concept stage; if you don't, you keep the PDF.

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Do I need to own the site?

No. We do evaluations for clients in due diligence on a purchase. Just tell us you're still deciding — we'll factor that into the advice.

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Do you only work with experienced developers?

About half our clients are first-timers. Several found us by attending one of our seminars. We'll meet you where you are — the advice is the same either way.

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What if my site doesn't stack up?

Then we tell you, on the same page, and you haven't spent a cent. Roughly a quarter of the sites we evaluate come back as "better to sell than develop." We'd rather say that early than build you something the maths doesn't support.

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How detailed is it?

One page of summary, with supporting working available on request. It's not a feasibility study — it's the step before one, designed to tell you whether a feasibility study is worth commissioning.

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Will I get sales follow-up?

One email. If you want to talk further, you let us know. If we don't hear back, we won't chase you — we assume "no reply" means "not now" and respect it.