Unless you've been living under a rock in Auckland for the past decade, $850K for a 2 bedroom apartment north facing right across the road from the beach at Browns Bay is exceptional value. I would have thought $1.2 - $1.4m given the outstanding location basically right on the beach.
Its a worry. Sea level rise has been: 1.60 (±0.08) mm/year from 1899 to 2015
No worry for me,as I very much doubt I will be still alive in another 116 years time,maybe lucky to get just another 16 years.!
Perhaps you should get a 2nd floor unit.
The dune system along Papamoa has an average height above mean sea level of about 8m, so when a 14m wave hits the dunes, only the top 6m of the wave flows onto the land. Once a tsunami hits land it loses about 1m of height for every 300m it travels.
dont know how accurate this info is from tga council but the japan tsunami travelled 6 miles inland
Full moons make high tides higher ...and if the wind blows stronger it surges even higher .....those across the road from the beach should not venture out
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Full moons make high tides higher ...and if the wind blows stronger it surges even higher .....those across the road from the beach should not venture out
dont sleep with ear plugs in either you wont hear the siren
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Originally Posted by Beagle
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