Symbols of Success
Suburban Comfort
Urban Intelligence
Singles
& Starters
Family
Growth
Provincial
Pride
Working
Fringe
Community
Challenge
Grey
Power
Cultural
Ties
Rural
Ties
Family Growth
Family Growth
This is the pdf about the entire Family Growth segment - 12.6% of all households
  • Hatching Kiwis
  • New Wave Nesters
  • Intermediate Families
  • High Density Family
  • Rented Nurseries

PDF Format Download Full PDF [200kb]

E15
Hatching Kiwis
Young married couples with very young children living in their first homes
Hatching Kiwis
E16
New Wave Nesters
Educated young families, often imigrant or second-generation
New Wave Nesters
E17
Intermediate Families
Classic Kiwi families with school-aged children living in suburbs and towns
Intermediate Families
E18
High Density Family
Culturally diverse young families living in high density suburban communities
High Density Family
E19
Rented Nurseries
Young de facto couples and extended families in rented accommodation
Rented Nurseries
Statistical Data
Click on the thumbnail to view overall statistical data for this segment. Further graphical data is available in the pdfs. Bar Charts are indexed to a New Zealand base of 100. Find our more »
Stats on the Family Growth demographic

Family Growth are usually young families aged 35-44 years with young school aged children, located in the outer suburbs of provincial cities.

They tend to be larger families. Balancing family and career commitments, they work hard to support their families. Occupations range from trades to professional and technical occupations. Household incomes average just under $60,000.

Family Growth includes a mixture of owners and renters. Homes are medium-sized with average property values, mainly due to their location.

No time for even breakfast, they shop after work or at weekends. Value for money is a key factor in purchase decisions. Department stores and discount stores are popular. They are conscious of their spending and are prone to buy own brands rather than well-known brands. They tend to buy the same foods every week, and are unlikely to try new things.

Family Growth are not technologically minded or particularly concerned with fashion, they prefer the familiar and simple things in life. For relaxation they prefer a night in, ordering takeaways and watching a DVD. or perhaps visiting friends and relatives. For holidays they head to the bright lights of the big city.

Family Growth Categories

Five categories of young families mostly with school-age children, living primarily in cities.

Categories

Hatching Kiwis
Young married couples with very young children living in their first homes

Top Districts

Wellington City, Auckland City, Christchurch City, Waitakere
City & North Shore City

Top Suburbs

Pukekohe Central, Mairehau, Rolleston, Ngaio, Island Bay, Point Chevalier North, Newlands, Westmere, Papamoa Beach East & Petone
New Wave Nesters
Educated young families, often imigrant or second-generation
Auckland City, Wellington City, North Shore City, Manukau City & Waitakere City Newlands, Pakuranga Heights, East Tamaki Heights, Glenfield South, Glenfield West, Johnsonville, Wairau Park, Sunnynook, Avondale South & Island Bay
Intermediate Families
Classic Kiwi families with school-aged children living in suburbs and towns
Dunedin City, Christchurch City, Auckland City, Waitakere City & Tauranga City Musselburgh, Stanmore Bay, Whangaparaoa, Rangiora, Brookfield, Papamoa Beach East, Mornington, Helensville, Lyttelton & Andersons Bay
High Density Family
Culturally diverse young families living in high density suburban communities
Manukau City, North Shore City, Waitakere City, Auckland City & Papakura District Papatoetoe Central, Botany Downs North, Howick Central, Papatoetoe East, Pakuranga North, Half Moon Bay, Mangere Bridge, Hill Park, Papakura North & Bucklands Beach South
Rented Nurseries
Young de facto couples and extended families in rented accommodation
Auckland City, Christchurch City, Waitakere City, Tauranga City & North Shore City Papamoa Beach West, Papamoa Beach East, Mount Wellington Central, Avondale North, North Linwood, Arataki, Mornington, Onehunga South, Britannia Heights & Three Kings