Ryman Healthcare Review and Analysis
Author: Andrew Nicol
Founder, 20+ Years' Experience Investing In Property, Author & Host
Last Updated:
Key data for Ryman Healthcare
Key data for Ryman Healthcare
Property consented in the last 12 months
-50.7%
36
Average build price
$341,795
Average square meter
-99.1%
103m²
Number of reviews on Google
18
Average review rating
3.9 Stars
Developer started
1997or before
The data comes from sources we believe to be reliable, including BCI and Google's reviews. However, if you spot an error, please email andrew.nicol@opespartners.co.nz
Andrew's Insights
Ryman Healthcare has appeared in New Zealand building consent data since at least 1997, and has had 3,602 homes consented in that time.
Over the last 12 months, Ryman Healthcare consented 36 homes, down 51% on the year before. That makes it the joint 54th busiest developer in our database, where the median developer consented 16 homes.
The busiest year for Ryman Healthcare was 2011, with 462 homes consented, and its latest 12 months are 92% below that peak.
Market insights: Number of Consents
Years are for the 12 months to September
Andrew's Insights
Over the last 12 months, the average Ryman Healthcare property cost $341,795 to build. That's up 517% on ten years ago.
At about $3,318 per square metre, Ryman Healthcare is more expensive than most developers. The median across the developers we track is about $2,957 per square metre.
Market insights: Average Build Price
Years are for the 12 months to September
Andrew's Insights
Over the last 12 months, the average Ryman Healthcare property was 103 square metres, down 99% on the year before. That's smaller than the median of 136 square metres across the developers we track.
Market insights: Property Size
Years are for the 12 months to September
Reviews
Google reviews
3.9
4/5 stars18 Reviews
- Cyril SkiltonLogan Campbell village excellent, all one could hope for, staff friendly and helpful, hasn't been going a year , and developing into a place one would like to be. I only have one minor complaint, in our underground car park they have painted pillars different colours to designate areas. Unfortunately at the entrance heading east it is dark blue and when entering from bright sunlight, under certain circumstances, ones eyes take a few seconds to adjust to the low light, making one pillar hard to see. Personally consider yellow would have been better. Brought up at a residents meeting and management put some reflective tape on it making it easier to see, but over the last 2 months they have been taking it off so now back to what it was, Appears aesthetics trumps safety. Since then they have corrected the problem very well. Main problem appears to be removing temporary solution a week before permanent solution ready and not communicating with residents.4/5 stars
- Christian HernandezThere is only a solitary cafe so food options are limited3/5 stars
- Chris LiVery poor and disrespectful of human rights Continued noise and vibration nuisance to surrounding residents for very long time , playing fast and loose with the law, very disgusting1/5 stars
Ok, now for the legal bit:
This developer information and any reviews are for your general information. It’s not financial advice. See here for details about our Financial Advice Provider Disclosure. So Opes isn’t telling you what to do with your own money.
We’ve made every effort to make sure the information and reviews are accurate. But details and experiences can change, and we occasionally get the odd fact wrong. Make sure you do your own research or talk to a financial adviser before making any investment decisions.
You might like to use us or another financial adviser.