Albert-Eden · Auckland
Repainting a house in Point Chevalier: what drives the price
What the published data says about repainting a house here: the dwelling mix, whether a character overlay constrains the street frontage, what the zoning map mostly is, and how much alteration work the local board consents. No price is asserted here: what a repaint costs, and where the data runs out.
Point Chevalier — specification
- Local board
- Albert-Eden
- Dominant stock
- House — 65%
- Heritage extents
- 10 intersecting
- Largest zone
- 38.9% Mixed Housing Suburban
- Median rent
- $716/wk
- New dwellings consented
- 57
Each figure sourced and dated where it appears below · 2026-07-30
$716/wk
Across 51 bonds lodged in Point Chevalier. If you are a landlord deciding whether to repaint, this is the number the spend has to be justified against — not the sale price. There is a calculator for that.
84th highest of 246 Auckland suburbs
Published figures for this suburb
Point Chevalier at a glance
Each of these is published by someone else and dated. None of them is a price for your job — this site does not have one to give you, and says why.
Auckland Council — Historic Heritage Overlay: Extent of Place · 2026-07-30
Stats NZ — New dwellings consented by statistical area 2, May 2026 · May 2026
The housing stock
What Point Chevalier is actually made of
New Zealand publishes no per-suburb record of dwelling age or cladding material — the Census collects neither. The closest honest proxy is the dwelling type of every rental bond lodged here, and it does genuinely differ suburb to suburb.
House is the dominant reported type at 65%. Standalone housing means the exterior job is set by cladding, storeys and access rather than by floor area. What each cladding type needs is the question to settle before anyone quotes.
Planning overlays
No Special Character Area overlay reaches Point Chevalier
Repainting is maintenance, and outside an overlay it does not need resource consent. Scheduled heritage is a separate matter and is counted below.
No character area overlay intersects Point Chevalier, though 10 historic heritage extents of place do. That removes the most common consent surprise for a repaint here, but it does not remove the need to check: a scheduled heritage place, a covenant or a body corporate rule can each constrain a colour change independently of the zoning.
The zoning map
Mixed Housing Urban — intensifiable
Mostly relevant when a repaint turns into something bigger. The mix below is what the Unitary Plan base zone map holds across Point Chevalier — it is the map, not your section.
Your own section may be zoned differently from the suburb around it, and the zone does not decide whether you can repaint — it decides what else you could do. If the answer changes what you are planning, the zoning for this suburb is set out at PropertyScope.
The local market
What Albert-Eden consents
The nearest thing New Zealand publishes to a renovation-and-repaint benchmark is the declared value of alteration consents. It is the applicant’s own estimate of build cost, it excludes land, and it is not a quote.
| Measure | Value | Change on prior year |
|---|---|---|
| Total declared value of alterations | $112.21m | +14.4% |
| Alteration consents issued | 346 | -1.1% |
| Average declared value per consent | $324,294 | — |
| New dwellings consented | 1106 | — |
Alterations = consents to alter or add to an existing dwelling (Stats NZ series "Dwelling units / Altered"). Values are the consented build cost excluding GST as recorded on the consent, not what the work finally sold for.
Stats NZ — Building consents issued, May 2026 · May 2026
A repaint on its own usually needs no consent, so most repainting in Point Chevalier never appears in this table. It is here as market context: it is the scale of discretionary work being consented around you, and the direction it is moving. Why a per-square-metre price cannot be derived from it is worth reading before you compare quotes.
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Repainting in Point Chevalier
Two things decide your job and neither of them is above: what your cladding is, and how many days the weather will let a coat cure. Cladding and the system it needs · how many usable painting days an Auckland month actually contains.
Rents and yields for Point Chevalier are tracked at SuburbIQ, and if the job turns out to be a renovation rather than a repaint, Renovate Auckland covers that side.