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The comprehensively upgraded property now for sale through Bayleys sits in a high-profile corner position on the city’s Golden Mile, fronting key arterial Cameron Road.
The fully leased single-storey building is anchored by Classic Builders on a new 10-year lease, as the company’s new Tauranga flagship sales office and design centre. Further rights of renewal, if exercised, take the final lease expiry to 2060.
Founded in the Bay of Plenty in the 1990s, Classic is one of the country’s biggest residential builders with a reach extending from Queenstown and Canterbury to Wellington, Waikato, Auckland and Northland.
A smaller self-contained office tenancy is occupied by Adecco Personnel, a recruitment agency with branches in 60-plus countries, on a new three-year lease with two further three-year rights of renewal.


A 10-year lease with two further 10-year rights of renewal has been agreed, subject to consents, for a dual-screen advertising billboard above the building. This will command exposure to two lanes of traffic in both directions on Cameron Road, one of the city’s busiest arterial routes.
The site will earn new owners a diversified total net rental return of approximately $244,000 plus outgoings and GST per annum.
The freehold land and building at 590 Cameron Road are being offered to buyers by deadline private treaty closing on Thursday 3 December (unless sold prior).
The sale is being marketed by family sales team Brendon, Ryan and Lynn Bradley of Bayleys Tauranga.
Brendon Bradley says the building with a net lettable floor area of 405 square metres (more or less) is underpinned by some 889 square metres of Commercial-zoned land, with 17 car parks.
“This impressive commercial property has undergone a comprehensive transformation to deliver A-grade contemporary office accommodation. Recent external improvements include installation of a new Colorsteel roof plus new aluminium joinery and glazing.
“The upgrades are complemented by a seismic rating of 90 percent of new building standard and enhanced energy efficiency, with the availability of onsite solar power.
“Combining substantial capital investment, first-class improvements, quality corporate occupiers, long-term income security, and a highly desirable location in one of New Zealand’s fastest-growing cities, this is a compelling opportunity for investors seeking a premium addition to their portfolio,” Brendon Bradley says.
The L-shaped building is configured with two modern, air-conditioned office tenancies, of some 333 square metres (occupied by Classic Builders) and 72 square metres (housing Adecco).
Ryan Bradley says the larger tenancy encompasses an open-plan reception/showroom area, five glazed partitioned offices and meeting rooms, and two storerooms, along with an open-plan rear office and staffroom, including modern kitchen and staff amenities.
The second tenancy comprises an open-plan office area with kitchenette and accessible toilet amenities.
“The building is complemented by a sizeable sealed rear parking area. Convenience is further supported by pedestrian access from Cameron Road, and dual vehicle access from Twelfth Avenue and a rear service lane,” says Ryan Bradley.
Lynn Bradley says the property and tenants benefit from a prime position in one of Tauranga’s most desirable city-fringe commercial precincts, surrounded by thriving commercial activity.
“Directly opposite is a well-established retail hub anchored by Woolworths, alongside big-brand food outlets such as Subway, Pita Pit, Domino’s and Burger Fuel, which generate foot traffic throughout the day. Other nearby occupiers include McDonalds, Hell Pizza, BNZ, and a Westpac Business Centre.
“Proximity to Tauranga Hospital, educational facilities and surrounding residential suburbs provides a broad and diverse customer catchment.
“Over recent years, Cameron Road been given a significant lift by Tauranga City Council's investment in transport and streetscape improvements. Upgraded intersections, enhanced pedestrian facilities, dedicated cycle infrastructure, improved landscaping and extensive water infrastructure upgrades have substantially improved the corridor's functionality and amenity,” Lynn Bradley says.