Bayleys’ HTL team has entered 2026 with strong momentum as hotel investment activity lifts. Rising visitor arrivals, stronger room-night growth and renewed confidence in Auckland, Christchurch and Queenstown are driving growth.
Regional hotel investment is accelerating as developers back growth opportunities in secondary centres. New projects in Marlborough, Palmerston North, Nelson and Dunedin are reshaping accommodation options and boosting confidence.
Buyer scrutiny is intensifying as confidence returns to the accommodation sector and vendors who prepare transparent financial and operational information early are best placed to maximise value and accelerate transactions.
New Zealand homeowners hoping the era of rising interest rates was a thing of the past have been given another reminder that the economic recovery rarely travels in a straight line.
Tax settings and the cost of living are competing for voters’ attention, while buyers and sellers are left wondering whether a change of government could also change the trajectory of the property market.
A new purpose-built student village in Christchurch offers investors access to one of the country’s fastest-growing tertiary populations, with projected gross returns of up to six percent and a headlease arrangement covering the first two academic years.
A landmark Whanganui property with scale and character is now on the market.
A nine-hole golf retreat combining land, hospitality, events and accommodation is being offered to the market as a freehold going concern.
A landmark Bannockburn property combines an established residential consent with scale and flexibility to support premium development or an expansive private estate, Bayleys brokers say.
Buyers have a rare chance to secure substantial new industrial sites in a strategic hub midway between Auckland and Whangārei served by major national highway upgrades.
A purpose-built community health centre fully leased to Health New Zealand-Te Whatu Ora presents investors with secure income.
The forthcoming auction for a fully-managed, hands-off commercial investment in one of Tauranga’s busiest retail destinations, will give buyers the chance to secure a passive asset occupied by global food service operator Burger King.
A strategically acquired portfolio of four Auckland properties has come to the market, offering investment buyers the flexibility to purchase a single holding, combine multiple assets, or secure the complete collection.
A vacant office and warehouse facility in Mt Wellington presents multiple pathways to value through occupation, leasing or repositioning within one of Auckland’s most connected commercial and industrial precincts, Bayleys brokers say.
While general election campaign season brings competing promises, the fundamentals that shape investment, development and occupier behaviour in the commercial property sector extend far beyond a three-year political cycle, say industry leaders.
The land and buildings sustaining a substantial warehouse-style retail showroom and an adjoining timber products manufacturing plant
New Zealand’s housing market is showing little sign of an election slowdown in 2026, with sales activity broadly steady and buyers remaining active.
New Zealand’s housing market remains broadly neutral, with high supply limiting price growth and the South Island continuing to outperform the North Island.
Bayleys was proud to be an official sponsor of Rip Rugby and Rugby Sevens at this year's Zespri AIMS Games, backing one of the Bay of Plenty's biggest weeks on the sporting calendar.
Bayleys’ HTL team has entered 2026 with strong momentum as hotel investment activity lifts. Rising visitor arrivals, stronger room-night growth and renewed confidence in Auckland, Christchurch and Queenstown are driving growth.
Regional hotel investment is accelerating as developers back growth opportunities in secondary centres. New projects in Marlborough, Palmerston North, Nelson and Dunedin are reshaping accommodation options and boosting confidence.
Buyer scrutiny is intensifying as confidence returns to the accommodation sector and vendors who prepare transparent financial and operational information early are best placed to maximise value and accelerate transactions.
New Zealand homeowners hoping the era of rising interest rates was a thing of the past have been given another reminder that the economic recovery rarely travels in a straight line.
Tax settings and the cost of living are competing for voters’ attention, while buyers and sellers are left wondering whether a change of government could also change the trajectory of the property market.
A new purpose-built student village in Christchurch offers investors access to one of the country’s fastest-growing tertiary populations, with projected gross returns of up to six percent and a headlease arrangement covering the first two academic years.
A landmark Whanganui property with scale and character is now on the market.
A nine-hole golf retreat combining land, hospitality, events and accommodation is being offered to the market as a freehold going concern.
A landmark Bannockburn property combines an established residential consent with scale and flexibility to support premium development or an expansive private estate, Bayleys brokers say.
Buyers have a rare chance to secure substantial new industrial sites in a strategic hub midway between Auckland and Whangārei served by major national highway upgrades.
A purpose-built community health centre fully leased to Health New Zealand-Te Whatu Ora presents investors with secure income.
The forthcoming auction for a fully-managed, hands-off commercial investment in one of Tauranga’s busiest retail destinations, will give buyers the chance to secure a passive asset occupied by global food service operator Burger King.
A strategically acquired portfolio of four Auckland properties has come to the market, offering investment buyers the flexibility to purchase a single holding, combine multiple assets, or secure the complete collection.
A vacant office and warehouse facility in Mt Wellington presents multiple pathways to value through occupation, leasing or repositioning within one of Auckland’s most connected commercial and industrial precincts, Bayleys brokers say.
While general election campaign season brings competing promises, the fundamentals that shape investment, development and occupier behaviour in the commercial property sector extend far beyond a three-year political cycle, say industry leaders.
The land and buildings sustaining a substantial warehouse-style retail showroom and an adjoining timber products manufacturing plant
New Zealand’s housing market is showing little sign of an election slowdown in 2026, with sales activity broadly steady and buyers remaining active.
New Zealand’s housing market remains broadly neutral, with high supply limiting price growth and the South Island continuing to outperform the North Island.
Bayleys was proud to be an official sponsor of Rip Rugby and Rugby Sevens at this year's Zespri AIMS Games, backing one of the Bay of Plenty's biggest weeks on the sporting calendar.
Bayleys’ HTL team has entered 2026 with strong momentum as hotel investment activity lifts. Rising visitor arrivals, stronger room-night growth and renewed confidence in Auckland, Christchurch and Queenstown are driving growth.
Regional hotel investment is accelerating as developers back growth opportunities in secondary centres. New projects in Marlborough, Palmerston North, Nelson and Dunedin are reshaping accommodation options and boosting confidence.
Buyer scrutiny is intensifying as confidence returns to the accommodation sector and vendors who prepare transparent financial and operational information early are best placed to maximise value and accelerate transactions.
New Zealand homeowners hoping the era of rising interest rates was a thing of the past have been given another reminder that the economic recovery rarely travels in a straight line.
Tax settings and the cost of living are competing for voters’ attention, while buyers and sellers are left wondering whether a change of government could also change the trajectory of the property market.
A new purpose-built student village in Christchurch offers investors access to one of the country’s fastest-growing tertiary populations, with projected gross returns of up to six percent and a headlease arrangement covering the first two academic years.
A landmark Whanganui property with scale and character is now on the market.
A nine-hole golf retreat combining land, hospitality, events and accommodation is being offered to the market as a freehold going concern.
A landmark Bannockburn property combines an established residential consent with scale and flexibility to support premium development or an expansive private estate, Bayleys brokers say.
Buyers have a rare chance to secure substantial new industrial sites in a strategic hub midway between Auckland and Whangārei served by major national highway upgrades.
A purpose-built community health centre fully leased to Health New Zealand-Te Whatu Ora presents investors with secure income.
The forthcoming auction for a fully-managed, hands-off commercial investment in one of Tauranga’s busiest retail destinations, will give buyers the chance to secure a passive asset occupied by global food service operator Burger King.
A strategically acquired portfolio of four Auckland properties has come to the market, offering investment buyers the flexibility to purchase a single holding, combine multiple assets, or secure the complete collection.
A vacant office and warehouse facility in Mt Wellington presents multiple pathways to value through occupation, leasing or repositioning within one of Auckland’s most connected commercial and industrial precincts, Bayleys brokers say.
While general election campaign season brings competing promises, the fundamentals that shape investment, development and occupier behaviour in the commercial property sector extend far beyond a three-year political cycle, say industry leaders.
The land and buildings sustaining a substantial warehouse-style retail showroom and an adjoining timber products manufacturing plant
New Zealand’s housing market is showing little sign of an election slowdown in 2026, with sales activity broadly steady and buyers remaining active.
New Zealand’s housing market remains broadly neutral, with high supply limiting price growth and the South Island continuing to outperform the North Island.
Bayleys was proud to be an official sponsor of Rip Rugby and Rugby Sevens at this year's Zespri AIMS Games, backing one of the Bay of Plenty's biggest weeks on the sporting calendar.
Bayleys Rural Insight tracks New Zealand's rural property markets' latest news and analysis on rural property and farming across New Zealand.
Bayleys Rural Insight tracks New Zealand's rural property markets' latest news and analysis on rural property and farming across New Zealand.
Bayleys Rural Insight tracks New Zealand's rural property markets' latest news and analysis on rural property and farming across New Zealand.