Titanium Park. Where success stories grow
Hamilton's Business Park of Choice for Growth-Minded Operators
When businesses across New Zealand evaluate business park and industrial park options in Hamilton and the Waikato, Titanium Park consistently stands apart. As a wholly owned subsidiary of Waikato Regional Airport Limited (WRAL), it’s a development built for the long term — underpinned by public-entity governance, a 100-year masterplan, and uncompromising infrastructure standards.
Located at Hamilton Kirikiriroa Airport on the southwestern corner of New Zealand’s golden triangle — Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga — Titanium Park gives your business direct access to over half of New Zealand’s GDP. With five thoughtfully designed precincts, lots from 1,000m² to multi-hectare sites, and Airport Business Zone consent already in place, this is where serious operators choose to grow.
What Sets Titanium Park Apart
Four reasons the Waikato's most ambitious businesses choose this industrial park over any other Hamilton location.
Central to New Zealand
Positioned at the geographic and economic centre of New Zealand’s North Island. Hamilton CBD is 19 minutes away, the Ruakura Inland Port 16 minutes, and Auckland Airport 1h 35min — giving your business reach across every major market from a single base.
Serviced & Shovel-Ready
Every lot delivered with three-phase power, high-capacity water and wastewater, stormwater, ultrafast fibre broadband, and sealed roading to the boundary. No hidden development costs — your facility can be under construction in weeks, not years.
Designed for Long-Term Value
Design covenants and a dedicated Design Review Committee protect every landowner’s investment through rigorous landscaping, signage, architectural, and built-form standards. You’re not just buying land — you’re entering a quality-assured precinct where standards only rise.
Thriving Business Community
Join Trade Depot, Storage King, Visy, JetPark Hotel Hamilton Airport, Genera Biosecurity, Hamilton Airport, and more. An active, growing community means shared amenity, local supply chains, a skilled local workforce, and the momentum of a precinct already succeeding.
Titanium Park vs Other Business Parks
Not all business parks are equal. Here's how Titanium Park compares against a typical Hamilton industrial or commercial park.
Benefits
Airport Business Zone consent
All services to boundary
Runway / airside access
Freehold title available
Design covenants & DRC
State highway direct access
Sustainability commitments
On-site amenity & green space
Established business community
Titanium Park
Airport Business Zone consent
All services to boundary
Runway / airside access
Freehold title available
Design covenants & DRC
State highway direct access
Sustainability commitments
On-site amenity & green space
Established business community
The Commercial Case for Titanium Park
Infrastructure, location, and community deliver measurable return for operators across every sector.
Reduced Transit Costs, Faster Throughput
For logistics and distribution operators, Titanium Park’s position 16 minutes from the Ruakura Inland Port and direct access to State Highways 3 and 21 translates directly into fewer kilometres driven per delivery run and lower per-unit freight costs. Businesses operating from Hamilton as a central hub consistently report faster national delivery times versus Auckland or Tauranga-based alternatives.
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Access to a Skilled, Growing Labour Pool
The Waikato region’s 513,800-strong population includes a 39% degree-qualified workforce — and it’s growing. Titanium Park’s position between Hamilton CBD and Cambridge gives operators access to talent from across the greater Waikato without competing for the inflated wages of Auckland. The on-site Hub amenity — green spaces, walking trails, and convenience retail — makes Titanium Park a genuinely attractive place to work, supporting staff recruitment and retention.
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Lower Risk, Faster Development Timeline
Airport Business Zone consent is already in place across Titanium Park’s established precincts — meaning resource consent is typically not required for compliant builds. Combined with services to the boundary and DRC support guiding your design through to building consent, developers and owner-occupiers consistently achieve faster build starts and fewer consent delays compared to greenfield or rezoning-dependent sites across the Waikato.
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Part of a Thriving Community of Businesses
At the Heart of Everything
Titanium Park sits at a natural transport hub — bounded by two state highways, adjacent to Hamilton Airport, and centrally placed between Auckland, Tauranga, New Plymouth, Taupo and Rotorua. No other industrial park in the Waikato can match this combination of national connectivity and local access.
The upcoming Southern Links motorway and Waikato Expressway will further enhance Titanium Park’s position — infrastructure investment that will benefit every landowner and operator in the precinct for decades to come.
Hamilton CBD
Ruakura Inland Port
Tauranga
Auckland Airport
Ports of Auckland
Tauranga Port
Rotorua
Taupo
New Plymouth
A Business Park with a Conscience
Titanium Park sets a new standard for progressive and sustainable workplace design. The park’s environmental commitments go beyond compliance — including a bat management programme that will see 75,000 trees planted across 15 hectares to protect the Waikato’s native long-tailed bat (Pekapeka).
Our sustainability commitments are aligned with six UN Sustainable Development Goals, and our design standards ensure every building constructed at Titanium Park reduces its impact on waste, energy, water, fuel, and greenhouse gas emissions.
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Everything you need to know about buying or leasing at Titanium Park — Hamilton's leading business park and Waikato industrial park.
What types of commercial property are available at Titanium Park?
Titanium Park offers three main categories of commercial property: freehold industrial land (available to purchase and develop), industrial units available to lease, and design-and-build opportunities where you work with our team to create a bespoke facility.
Lot sizes range from 1,000m² for smaller operators through to multi-hectare sites for large-scale industrial or logistics users. All land is zoned Airport Business Zone (ABZ) under the Waipa District Plan, supporting a broad range of commercial, industrial, aviation, and logistics uses. Learn more on our About page.
Where exactly is Titanium Park located?
Titanium Park is located at Hamilton Kirikiriroa Airport, in the heart of the Waikato region, New Zealand. The site sits at a central junction between Auckland, Tauranga, New Plymouth, Taupo, and Rotorua — making it an ideal base of operations for businesses that serve national markets.
Key travel times: Hamilton CBD 19 min (15km), Ruakura Inland Port 16 min (15km), Tauranga 1h 15min, Auckland Airport 1h 35min. View full location details →
Is the land freehold or leasehold?
Commercial land at Titanium Park is available on a freehold title, meaning you own the land outright. This provides long-term security for your investment and flexibility for future development, refinancing, or sale.
Industrial units within established precincts are available to lease on flexible commercial lease terms. Contact our agents to discuss lease structures and terms that suit your business requirements.
What infrastructure is provided with each lot?
All lots at Titanium Park are fully serviced to the boundary, including:
Three-phase power · High-capacity water supply · Wastewater and stormwater connections · Ultrafast fibre broadband · Formed and sealed roading with kerb and channel
This significantly reduces your development costs and timelines compared to developing greenfield industrial land elsewhere. Infrastructure is installed and ready, so you can focus on designing and building your facility. More detail on our Infrastructure page.
How does the consent and building process work?
Titanium Park operates a streamlined Development Review Committee (DRC) process that ensures high design standards while moving buyers and lessees through consents efficiently. The stages are:
DRC Review → Resource Consent → Building Consent → Construction → DRC Sign-off
Because the Airport Business Zone designation is already in place across most of the park, resource consent timeframes are typically shorter than for land requiring rezoning. Design-and-build projects typically take 12–24 months from initial design to occupation, depending on scale.
Who are the current occupants at Titanium Park?
Titanium Park is already home to a diverse community of local, national, and international businesses. Current occupants include Trade Depot, Storage King, Visy, JetPark Hotel Hamilton Airport, Hamilton Airport, Torpedo7, Genera Biosecurity, NZ Boxer, Beaurepaires, and Armour Guard.
This established community of businesses demonstrates the commercial confidence in Titanium Park and means your business joins a thriving, active precinct from day one — not an empty development.
How do I get pricing information or make an enquiry?
All sales and leasing enquiries are handled by our exclusive agents at Colliers Hamilton — Alan Pracy and Justin Oliver. You can reach them directly by phone or email, or send an enquiry using the contact form below.
Pricing on available lots and lease rates is provided on request. We recommend getting in touch early as availability changes frequently given ongoing development activity.
Titanium Park contacts
Sale & lease enquiries
Alan Pracy
Director, Commercial Sales & Leasing
Colliers – Hamilton
Phone +64 7 834 07 92
Mobile +64 21 623 089
Email [email protected]
Justin Oliver
Associate Director
Colliers – Hamilton
Phone +64 7 839 2538
Mobile +64 275 654 837
Email [email protected]
General enquiries
