With a raft of marco events and geopolitical tensions still it play, the smart money is one step ahead of the economic pendulum, seeing opportunity in commercial and industrial property while others remain in a holding pattern.
Big players in the property investment market have led the charge for well-located retail assets, and with economic recovery slowly underway, there’s opportunity across the broader New Zealand retail sector.
Commercial property insurance has arguably never been more important and consequently it has never been more expensive. Economic and political upheaval along with increased natural hazards have all fuelled the increase, but relief is in sight.
With sales volumes in the residential property market starting to normalise, elevated inventory still needs to be worked through before tangible traction is seen in values, and before the new-build apartment pipeline starts moving.
The value versus quality dilemma is keeping the occupier market on its toes, while landlords are trying to balance rental expectations with ongoing requests for incentives say brokers at the coal face of the commercial and industrial leasing sectors.
Buyers have the chance to secure a stake in a cutting-edge new industrial hub with the added attraction of a guaranteed 5.5 percent net investment return for two years from settlement date.
With a striking blend of natural beauty and a vibrant community Taranaki is fast becoming one of New Zealand’s most desirable places to live.
A well-established boutique hotel with a premium reputation and prime positioning in one of New Zealand’s top tourism destinations is being brought to market, offering buyers a turnkey opportunity in the resurgent regional accommodation sector.
A landmark art deco building which is home to a flagship One New Zealand store is up for sale in Hastings.
New owners are being offered the chance to unleash the potential of a landmark Rotorua office tower which is up for sale.
As autumn bites in New Zealand, investors are turning their gaze to warmer shores, with an opportunity to acquire a quarter shareholding in a four-star beachfront resort in Fiji.
A vacant bite-sized Parnell commercial property with existing resource consent for a contemporary revamp and strong underlying zoning fundamentals is for sale.
The prominent city centre property housing one of Rotorua’s top hotels is up for sale.
Flexible purchase options and an industrial land shortage are tipped to heighten buyer demand for a large development site in Hawke’s Bay’s horticultural heartland.
A 1930s’ mixed-use building in Wellington’s Cuba Precinct that has long-been a haven for artists and performers, and which recently featured in the acclaimed New Zealand drama series After The Party, is for sale.
A sizeable freehold landholding accumulated over two generations in the Lower Hutt suburb of Moerā has been attracting a steady stream of enquiry since launching to the market in the latest edition of Bayleys’ Total Property portfolio.
An essential services investment with a well-established tenant covenant, assured rental growth, and a strategic location in Auckland’s West is being presented to the market when commercial investors are increasingly seeking long-term income certainty.
Developers, investors and land bankers will weigh options to unlock the potential of a large ‘underdeveloped’ residential site for sale in a prime Epsom location.
A two-level standalone property offering live-work credentials is ideally positioned to leverage the connectivity advantages of the near-completed City Rail Link (CRL) project and the ongoing revitalisation of the wider K’Road precinct.
With a raft of marco events and geopolitical tensions still it play, the smart money is one step ahead of the economic pendulum, seeing opportunity in commercial and industrial property while others remain in a holding pattern.
Big players in the property investment market have led the charge for well-located retail assets, and with economic recovery slowly underway, there’s opportunity across the broader New Zealand retail sector.
Commercial property insurance has arguably never been more important and consequently it has never been more expensive. Economic and political upheaval along with increased natural hazards have all fuelled the increase, but relief is in sight.
With sales volumes in the residential property market starting to normalise, elevated inventory still needs to be worked through before tangible traction is seen in values, and before the new-build apartment pipeline starts moving.
The value versus quality dilemma is keeping the occupier market on its toes, while landlords are trying to balance rental expectations with ongoing requests for incentives say brokers at the coal face of the commercial and industrial leasing sectors.
Buyers have the chance to secure a stake in a cutting-edge new industrial hub with the added attraction of a guaranteed 5.5 percent net investment return for two years from settlement date.
With a striking blend of natural beauty and a vibrant community Taranaki is fast becoming one of New Zealand’s most desirable places to live.
A well-established boutique hotel with a premium reputation and prime positioning in one of New Zealand’s top tourism destinations is being brought to market, offering buyers a turnkey opportunity in the resurgent regional accommodation sector.
A landmark art deco building which is home to a flagship One New Zealand store is up for sale in Hastings.
New owners are being offered the chance to unleash the potential of a landmark Rotorua office tower which is up for sale.
As autumn bites in New Zealand, investors are turning their gaze to warmer shores, with an opportunity to acquire a quarter shareholding in a four-star beachfront resort in Fiji.
A vacant bite-sized Parnell commercial property with existing resource consent for a contemporary revamp and strong underlying zoning fundamentals is for sale.
The prominent city centre property housing one of Rotorua’s top hotels is up for sale.
Flexible purchase options and an industrial land shortage are tipped to heighten buyer demand for a large development site in Hawke’s Bay’s horticultural heartland.
A 1930s’ mixed-use building in Wellington’s Cuba Precinct that has long-been a haven for artists and performers, and which recently featured in the acclaimed New Zealand drama series After The Party, is for sale.
A sizeable freehold landholding accumulated over two generations in the Lower Hutt suburb of Moerā has been attracting a steady stream of enquiry since launching to the market in the latest edition of Bayleys’ Total Property portfolio.
An essential services investment with a well-established tenant covenant, assured rental growth, and a strategic location in Auckland’s West is being presented to the market when commercial investors are increasingly seeking long-term income certainty.
Developers, investors and land bankers will weigh options to unlock the potential of a large ‘underdeveloped’ residential site for sale in a prime Epsom location.
A two-level standalone property offering live-work credentials is ideally positioned to leverage the connectivity advantages of the near-completed City Rail Link (CRL) project and the ongoing revitalisation of the wider K’Road precinct.
With a raft of marco events and geopolitical tensions still it play, the smart money is one step ahead of the economic pendulum, seeing opportunity in commercial and industrial property while others remain in a holding pattern.
Big players in the property investment market have led the charge for well-located retail assets, and with economic recovery slowly underway, there’s opportunity across the broader New Zealand retail sector.
Commercial property insurance has arguably never been more important and consequently it has never been more expensive. Economic and political upheaval along with increased natural hazards have all fuelled the increase, but relief is in sight.
With sales volumes in the residential property market starting to normalise, elevated inventory still needs to be worked through before tangible traction is seen in values, and before the new-build apartment pipeline starts moving.
The value versus quality dilemma is keeping the occupier market on its toes, while landlords are trying to balance rental expectations with ongoing requests for incentives say brokers at the coal face of the commercial and industrial leasing sectors.
Buyers have the chance to secure a stake in a cutting-edge new industrial hub with the added attraction of a guaranteed 5.5 percent net investment return for two years from settlement date.
With a striking blend of natural beauty and a vibrant community Taranaki is fast becoming one of New Zealand’s most desirable places to live.
A well-established boutique hotel with a premium reputation and prime positioning in one of New Zealand’s top tourism destinations is being brought to market, offering buyers a turnkey opportunity in the resurgent regional accommodation sector.
A landmark art deco building which is home to a flagship One New Zealand store is up for sale in Hastings.
New owners are being offered the chance to unleash the potential of a landmark Rotorua office tower which is up for sale.
As autumn bites in New Zealand, investors are turning their gaze to warmer shores, with an opportunity to acquire a quarter shareholding in a four-star beachfront resort in Fiji.
A vacant bite-sized Parnell commercial property with existing resource consent for a contemporary revamp and strong underlying zoning fundamentals is for sale.
The prominent city centre property housing one of Rotorua’s top hotels is up for sale.
Flexible purchase options and an industrial land shortage are tipped to heighten buyer demand for a large development site in Hawke’s Bay’s horticultural heartland.
A 1930s’ mixed-use building in Wellington’s Cuba Precinct that has long-been a haven for artists and performers, and which recently featured in the acclaimed New Zealand drama series After The Party, is for sale.
A sizeable freehold landholding accumulated over two generations in the Lower Hutt suburb of Moerā has been attracting a steady stream of enquiry since launching to the market in the latest edition of Bayleys’ Total Property portfolio.
An essential services investment with a well-established tenant covenant, assured rental growth, and a strategic location in Auckland’s West is being presented to the market when commercial investors are increasingly seeking long-term income certainty.
Developers, investors and land bankers will weigh options to unlock the potential of a large ‘underdeveloped’ residential site for sale in a prime Epsom location.
A two-level standalone property offering live-work credentials is ideally positioned to leverage the connectivity advantages of the near-completed City Rail Link (CRL) project and the ongoing revitalisation of the wider K’Road precinct.