Auckland's advantage

Set between two of the most beautiful harbours in the world on a narrow isthmus, Auckland stretches over 16,140 km2 - with about 1600 kms of coastline.
The largest of New Zealand's region's - Auckland represents over 30 percent of the population and economic output.
Auckland is ranked fifth in the world for quality of life. The Mercer Index in 2006 placed Auckland well ahead of Sydney, Melbourne, San Francisco and Adelaide. With a spectacular natural environment, Auckland continues to attract talented migrants to its pool of skilled and motivated workforce.
In 2006 the World Bank ranked New Zealand number two for ease of doing business, ahead of the US at number 3 and Australia at number 8. Auckland is one of the easiest places in the world to do business with a deregulated and diverse economy, stable government and time zone advantage.
Infrastructure in Auckland is robust. The region has a bustling port and airport, strong telecommunications connectivity and reliable utilities.
Businesses are supported by a strong service sector including major finance and banking institutions.
Comprising seven cities and districts including urban and rural areas, Auckland's diversity is compelling and as result continues to experience strong growth and investment interest:

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