A substantial landholding in an established Plimmerton industrial precinct could favourably position a new owner-occupier ahead of the wave of new residential development proposed for the wider area.
A fully-tenanted commercial hub on a prominent corner site in Tauranga has come to the market for sale and is billed by agents as a clean, bottom-drawer passive investment opportunity offering proven returns.
A trio of strategically located self-storage facilities in the coastal community of Whangamatā presents a rare opportunity for investors to acquire scalable assets in a resilient and expanding market segment, Bayleys brokers say.
As one of the fastest growing areas in South Auckland, the rural service town of Pukekohe continues to evolve into a thriving urban centre – one where significant investment is being made by forward-thinking businesses, developers and private investors.
A mixed-use portfolio of four city centre properties offers flexible buying options for investors, owner-occupiers, or those seeking a unique hybrid work/live pad.
A prominent commercial property in the heart of Takapuna is being brought to market, offering add-value investors, occupiers, and future-focused developers an exceptional opportunity in the North Shore’s premier metropolitan centre.
With Cambridge emerging as an important business node within the Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga golden triangle economic zone, an A-grade industrial property in the Hautapu precinct will give an investor a solid presence in an identified growth area.
Recent stabilisation in retail spending activity across sector categories hints at cautious consumer optimism and this sentiment is beginning to flow through to the retail property sales and leasing market.
A strategically-positioned industrial property on a high-profile corner site at the southern entrance to Levin, will give a new owner potential to leverage the strong growth credentials.
There’s something undeniably special about living by the water.
Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you'll ever make, so it pays to protect it properly.
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 substantial landholding in an established Plimmerton industrial precinct could favourably position a new owner-occupier ahead of the wave of new residential development proposed for the wider area.
A fully-tenanted commercial hub on a prominent corner site in Tauranga has come to the market for sale and is billed by agents as a clean, bottom-drawer passive investment opportunity offering proven returns.
A trio of strategically located self-storage facilities in the coastal community of Whangamatā presents a rare opportunity for investors to acquire scalable assets in a resilient and expanding market segment, Bayleys brokers say.
As one of the fastest growing areas in South Auckland, the rural service town of Pukekohe continues to evolve into a thriving urban centre – one where significant investment is being made by forward-thinking businesses, developers and private investors.
A mixed-use portfolio of four city centre properties offers flexible buying options for investors, owner-occupiers, or those seeking a unique hybrid work/live pad.
A prominent commercial property in the heart of Takapuna is being brought to market, offering add-value investors, occupiers, and future-focused developers an exceptional opportunity in the North Shore’s premier metropolitan centre.
With Cambridge emerging as an important business node within the Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga golden triangle economic zone, an A-grade industrial property in the Hautapu precinct will give an investor a solid presence in an identified growth area.
Recent stabilisation in retail spending activity across sector categories hints at cautious consumer optimism and this sentiment is beginning to flow through to the retail property sales and leasing market.
A strategically-positioned industrial property on a high-profile corner site at the southern entrance to Levin, will give a new owner potential to leverage the strong growth credentials.
There’s something undeniably special about living by the water.
Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you'll ever make, so it pays to protect it properly.
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 substantial landholding in an established Plimmerton industrial precinct could favourably position a new owner-occupier ahead of the wave of new residential development proposed for the wider area.
A fully-tenanted commercial hub on a prominent corner site in Tauranga has come to the market for sale and is billed by agents as a clean, bottom-drawer passive investment opportunity offering proven returns.
A trio of strategically located self-storage facilities in the coastal community of Whangamatā presents a rare opportunity for investors to acquire scalable assets in a resilient and expanding market segment, Bayleys brokers say.
As one of the fastest growing areas in South Auckland, the rural service town of Pukekohe continues to evolve into a thriving urban centre – one where significant investment is being made by forward-thinking businesses, developers and private investors.
A mixed-use portfolio of four city centre properties offers flexible buying options for investors, owner-occupiers, or those seeking a unique hybrid work/live pad.
A prominent commercial property in the heart of Takapuna is being brought to market, offering add-value investors, occupiers, and future-focused developers an exceptional opportunity in the North Shore’s premier metropolitan centre.
With Cambridge emerging as an important business node within the Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga golden triangle economic zone, an A-grade industrial property in the Hautapu precinct will give an investor a solid presence in an identified growth area.
Recent stabilisation in retail spending activity across sector categories hints at cautious consumer optimism and this sentiment is beginning to flow through to the retail property sales and leasing market.
A strategically-positioned industrial property on a high-profile corner site at the southern entrance to Levin, will give a new owner potential to leverage the strong growth credentials.
There’s something undeniably special about living by the water.
Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you'll ever make, so it pays to protect it properly.
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.