Summerset Group has labelled itself New Zealand’s fastest-growing retirement village operator, with assets up 18% annually and a pipeline of 7000-plus housing units and private hospital or care rooms.

Summerset Group Holdings Limited is expanding its presence in New Zealand by acquiring four new sites in high-demand areas including Auckland, Kāpiti Coast, Lower Hutt, and Blenheim. These ...

The area where a new Summerset retirement village will be located in Paraparaumu. Summerset Group has announced the purchase of land in Paraparaumu where it intends to build a new retirement village ...

Summerset Group [NZX: SUM] plans to build a second retirement village in Nelson after buying an eight-hectare site in Richmond. The Wellington-based company intends to build a 280-unit village on the ...

Summerset Holdings Limited today announced record pre-sales for its new retirement village to be developed at Warkworth. At the sales day for the village on Sunday 1 July a significant number of units ...

Summerset Group plans to build its fifth retirement village in the greater Wellington region with the purchase of a 6-hectare block of land north of the city. The Wellington-based company wants to ...

The main building at the centre of the $150 million Summerset Palms Te Awa retirement village in Napier has officially opened, boasting a state-of-the-art “memory care centre”. The retirement village ...

More than 20 residents at a Wellington retirement village have tested positive to Covid-19 in an outbreak. Summerset said 22 of its Aotea village's 190 residents tested positive for the virus last ...

Summerset chief executive Julian Cook tries out the bowling green with Sew Hoy, the first resident of the company's retirement village opened at Wigram in late 2016.JULIA LIOCHHEAD / The-Press ...

WELLINGTON, May 7 (Reuters) - New Zealand rest home operator Metlifecare Ltd said on Monday it has signed deal to buy two retirement villages through the issue of shares worth NZ$113 million ($90 ...

RV President Brian Peat said it was a chance for political parties to show they're "committed to fairness and dignity for older Kiwis".