Welcome to the Collective Community Hub!
The Collective Community Hub is a free to use space to bring people, businesses, groups, students and much more together without the barrier of cost. Collective First National Real Estate are the developers and funders of this amazing space to bring community together.
The Collective Community Hub houses two large function rooms with media setups, two board meeting rooms, and a co-working space with free Wi-Fi. Rooms can be used for anything from meetings, workshops and conferences, to classes, functions and fundraisers for FREE. The pop-in co-working spaces are available to use anytime during the centre’s opening hours (Monday to Friday 9:30 am - 3:00 pm, Wednesday 10:00 am - 3:00 pm).
1. Tōtara
12.4 m² with seating for 70 people
Projector setup
Audio setup
Ideal for presentations, large meetings and functions
Room can be setup as theatre, classroom, or open floor style
2. Rimu
4.5 m² with seating for 20 people
Large TV setup
Audio setup
Ideal for classes or smaller meetings
Room can be setup as theatre or open floor style
3. Tūī
6 seater boardroom table
Large whiteboard setup
Ideal for meetings or small classes
4. Kererū
6 seater boardroom table
Large whiteboard setup
Ideal for meetings or small classes
Booking the Collective Community Hub
Bookings can be made by emailing
info@collectivehub.co.nz
or calling 04 477 5405
About Us
The Collective Community Hub has been developed and completely funded by new generation real estate agency, Collective First National! “Since launching back in February 2020, Collective has grown, and it’s all thanks to the wonderful support of our local community,” says co-founders William YIP & Gareth Robins. “As a company, our beliefs are grounded in community before commission, and community focused real estate, so it’s only natural that we focus on projects that benefit the people that support us, our community.”
“The shared workspace is a place where local collaborations can take place, where those working from home can come for a change of scene, and where students can have a quiet place to study. The boardrooms give local businesses somewhere they can meet up, exchange ideas - both in person and video conference. And it gives local artists a place to present their work to the community. The benefits and uses for the Collective Community Hub are truly endless”
The company hopes their business model will act as inspiration to others:
“What’s best for our clients and what’s best for the community is at the centre of everything we do at Collective,” says Gareth. “We hope this inspires other local businesses.”