Research posture

Continue searching. New Zealand now has one low-confidence certified comparable row after May 15 follow-on Cycle 69 repaired the Woofington/Hawkins Hill radar-bunker adaptive-reuse row to a public OneRoof sale article. Earlier, New Zealand had zero certified comparable rows because the strongest current evidence was product-market, broader-property, price-on-request, source-blocked, safe-room, feed-bunker, street-name, official-disposal-process, or architectural-style false-positive evidence rather than separable bunker real-estate value. Cycle 54 added direct evidence for the Gisborne Childers Road WW2 bunker/tunnel property and the Wellington Woofington radar-bunker adaptive-reuse property; Cycle 69 later repaired only Woofington after a public sale price and 900 m2 former-radar-bunker floor-plan evidence became available. Cycle 70 logged the Ōmaha Mangatawhiri Road `bunker house` lead as a false positive because the source explicitly says it is not a bunker inside. May 11 Cycle 6 added the 92 Paritai Drive Orakei sale as a blocker: row-level sources preserve NZD 18m sale, 823 m2 floor area, and bunker wording, but not bunker-only area or value. May 11 Cycle 22 repaired the older Mansion Global Woofington row to the paywalled/supported AMP article, but the price remains expectation context and the source still lacks underground-area evidence. May 11 Cycle 34 added Te Marua / Plateau Road as a broader-house bunker/dungeon blocker with public sold-price and total-house area evidence but no bunker-only area or value; the row can still regress to HTTP 403 in local transparent source-health. May 11 Cycle 58 also added the Total Realty Sheffield Tramway Road sold lifestyle-property blocker with public price, total floor area, and underground-bunker wording but no bunker-only area or separable value. May 11 Cycle 80 added the live OneRoof / LJ Hooker Ohakune Clyde Street commercial-property safe-room blocker, but no safe-room-only area, underground shelter basis, or separable value is public. May 12 8-hour Cycle 8 refreshed all 13 rows and found only repeat Te Marua, Sheffield, Havelock North, Tutukaka, Ohakune, Paritai, product, safe-room, and architectural-style families. May 12 8-hour Cycle 21 refreshed all 13 rows and again found only represented Paritai/Redvale families, Property Brokers Kimbolton architectural-character evidence, NZ Sothebys Pongakawa feed-bunker wording, RateMyAgent street-name or blocked sold profiles, product pages, and official dead ends. May 12 Cycle 31 refreshed all 13 rows with the same posture and found only product pages, Woofington/Childers article repeats, Kimbolton architectural wording, Bunker Rise street-name evidence, and feed/silage bunker storage context. May 12 Cycle 41 refreshed all 13 rows and found only a Huapai broader-house safe-room row, repeated Rahotu/Ashhurst/Waipu safe-room context, product pages, and architectural/article repeats. May 12 Cycle 50 refreshed all 13 rows and found only Woofington/Childers repeats, products, street-name records, safe-room broader-property rows, coal-bunker heritage branding, and NZDF agency-procurement context. May 13 Cycle 10 refreshed all 13 rows and found only the Sumner concrete-bunker-studio broader-house profile, Karaka Bays tender-without-price evidence, official procurement false positives, street-name records, and repeat safe-room/product families. May 13 Cycle 22 refreshed all 13 rows with the same nine live, two paywalled, and two blocked posture and found only NZDF Bulls agency-disposal process evidence, Karaka Bays repeat tender-without-price evidence, bunker-demand articles without row-level listings, products, street-name records, and represented source families. May 13 Cycle 30 refreshed all 13 rows with the same source-health posture and found only product pages, bunker-demand articles, Bunker Rise street-name records, Kimbolton architectural wording, and design profiles. May 13 Cycle 38 refreshed all 13 rows again and found only the NZDF Bulls agency-disposal process repeat, Sheffield and Redvale represented rows, Rahotu safe-room context, Bunker Way street-name records, product or security-device pages, market articles, and overseas rows.

The bar a New Zealand listing must clear:

Promote only a New Zealand real-estate transfer with a public price, public underground area, and source-health support. Broader luxury homes with bunker basements stay as price-basis rejections unless the shelter has a separate transfer value.

What keeps candidates out

Our researchers reviewed 148 candidates for New Zealand: 15 made it in, 106 were rejected, 27 are still being verified. Top rejection reasons:

No New Zealand Shelter Only Price Area Transfer ×18No Certified Bunker Price Area Pair ×3Architectural Concrete Bunker Wording No Shelter Asset ×2Industrial Heritage Coal Bunker Redevelopment Not Shelter Transfer ×2Agency Disposal Process No Row Level Bunker Price Area ×1Agency Disposal Process No Row Level Shelter Sale ×1

Diligence notes

▸ Plan-license product rather than completed property; local consent and build costs excluded

▸ Australian provider describes New Zealand delivery and installation; approvals remain owner responsibility

▸ Lifestyle-property listing with bunker component and no public bunker-only price or area

▸ Archived article evidence; current sale status not confirmed and price remains expectation context rather than public cash asking price

▸ Archived article evidence; current sale status not confirmed

▸ Ray White page is browser-visible but local source-health returns HTTP 403 so retain as blocked blocker evidence and verify against alternate sold-price mirrors if certification is ever considered

▸ News-backed sale evidence for a former radar-bunker adaptive-reuse property; buyer should verify title conversion scope and how much of the 900 m2 floor plan reflects original hardened construction versus later castle fit-out

▸ Archived luxury-house sale where broker and property-record pages align on the address but bunker-specific area condition and separable transfer value are not public