COUNCIL PROJECT RECORD

Additions and alterations in HALSWELL, Christchurch

Consent BCN/2026/4799

Lead age

69 days

Building consent issued · · as at

Estimated project value

NZ$200,000

Source-reported consent estimate; not verified total project value, remaining spend or available contract.. This estimate is not an available budget or supplier order.

Opportunity score

Not available

No score available for this project.

FROM THE COUNCIL RECORD

Recorded scope

Construction of shopping centre (The Acres) building A - first fitout of unit 14 for restaurant (Sushi Shop).

This is the recorded consent work. It does not establish current construction or an open supply package.

Other recorded consent context

Christchurch City Council issued consent BCN/2026/4799 on 2026-08-03. The source records additions and alterations in HALSWELL, Christchurch. Source-reported intended use: Restaurant, bar, tavern, cafe. This consent record does not establish current construction stage or procurement responsibility.

Relevance for materials suppliers

The council record describes Construction of shopping centre (The Acres) building A - first fitout of unit 14 for restaurant (Sushi Shop).. Use the recorded scope to assess whether the work fits the products you supply.

Confirm the current drawings and whether relevant suppliers have already been chosen.

The score is a research-priority signal. It does not confirm current work, an open supply package, a buyer or purchase intent.

Organisation and enquiry research

The Christchurch City Council record lists THE ACRES LIMITED as owner. This is the source-recorded role; it does not confirm current involvement, a project contact, buyer, purchasing authority or available work.

No reviewed organisation contact route is attached to this enrichment record. This does not mean none exists. Research an official organisation route before making contact.

Useful question: Confirm whether the organisation is still involved in the role listed by the council; if so, ask who handles supplier enquiries for this work.

Evidence and source details

The Christchurch City Council project record is the source for the recorded role.

Key facts

Source location
HALSWELL
Consent reference
BCN/2026/4799
Source activity
Construction of shopping centre (The Acres) building A - first fitout of unit 14 for restaurant (Sushi Shop).
Source-reported value
NZ$200,000

The source date records a council event; it does not show when construction began.

Values and areas are reported by the source. They are not a verified current budget or a measure of available work.

Council-listed organisation

The Acres Limited — recorded owner role.

This source role does not establish a current appointment, buyer or purchasing authority. Confirm involvement using the consent reference.

What to confirm

  • This record describes a council event. It does not tell us whether the work is under way, who is managing it, or whether suppliers have been chosen.

Project contacts

The council record lists an owner role, but does not identify a current project contact or buyer.

Use the consent reference and date to ask the council records team about later updates. The council is a source contact, not the project buyer.

NEXT STEP

Questions suggested by the recorded work

Use consent BCN/2026/4799 to locate later council records. Ask: Which parts of this recorded work remain active, what specifications apply, and are suppliers already appointed?

Confirm the scope, current involvement and supplier appointments before assessing remaining work.

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Check the council record

Christchurch City Council Monthly Building Consents Issued report, August 2026

Consent reference
BCN/2026/4799
Building consent issued
2026-08-03

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Council website (not the individual record) ↗

OVERIQO prepared this summary from council information; it is not endorsed by Christchurch City Council.

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