With 2024 a year best forgotten in commercial and industrial real estate circles given all-agency industry data showed the lowest number of sales transactions in decades, there are high expectations for the next 12 months across sectors.
A comprehensive expressions of interest sales campaign for the land and buildings associated with the former Auckland International College (AIC), resulted in an unconditional sale to an existing education provider with settlement to occur late-2025.
Commercial real estate’s positive spread is underscoring increased activity in the market, with encouraging deal numbers in Q4 2024 signalling a more robust year ahead for investors, according to Bayleys.
A newly-released property investment offer is giving everyone in New Zealand the opportunity to share in the ownership of Woolworths New Zealand’s primary South Island distribution centre located in Christchurch’s pre-eminent industrial suburb, Hornby.
As the return-to-office trend accelerates and decentralisation reverses, Bayleys Real Estate – New Zealand’s largest full-service real estate agency – has bolstered its leasing expertise with the strategic addition of two industry specialists.
The largest tenanted retail investment offering seen in the Whangaparāoa market for some time is for sale in two separate parcels, to be sold together or individually, giving investors of varying scale, options.
The iconic commercial building known as Hillary House, next to Hillary Square in the seaside community of Ōrewa, is for sale as a multi-tenanted investment property with inherent future redevelopment potential.
With developers edging back into the property arena, Bayleys salespeople marketing a freehold standalone light industrial property with scale and redevelopment potential in West Auckland’s preferred industrial precinct are expecting good interest.
An unmatched opportunity to acquire an extensive consolidated landholding has emerged on New Zealand’s most exclusive street, offering strategic investors and luxury developers a rare chance to deliver Auckland’s next residential landmark.
Cross-border commercial real estate investment in the Asia-Pacific region is on the rise, with the recent sale of a significant suburban shopping centre evidence that private offshore capital sees value in the New Zealand market.
The succession of Official Cash Rate (OCR) cuts through the second half of 2024 has injected a degree of hope into the commercial property market for next year, say Bayleys market commentators.
Two prime leasing opportunities have become available in a newly refurbished commercial block strategically positioned between Havelock North and Hastings.
A fully tenanted freehold unit-titled retail investment property in the main street of Rotorua’s CBD, could find traction with first-time commercial investors say agents marketing the offering.
A residential development opportunity with two frontages at the primary entrance to one of the Auckland region’s most popular regional parks is offered to the market with a declared auction reserve of $100,000.
The sale of the only supermarket servicing New Zealand’s most affluent suburb represents an unmissable chance to acquire a newly built, low-maintenance asset in one of the region’s most desirable urban precincts, brokers say.
Nine premium lots in a boutique industrial subdivision are now available for presale, offering businesses and investors a rare opportunity to secure a foothold in North Auckland’s booming growth corridor, Bayleys salespeople say.
Infrastructure upgrades and fast-tracked developments are fuelling growth across the Golden Triangle, with key housing and land developments set to deliver significant benefits.
The South Island market update reveals that, despite recent economic pressures, new opportunities are emerging. Driven by population growth, infrastructure upgrades, and fast-tracked projects, the property market starts the journey to recovery.
Occupiers, landlords and facilities’ managers can work together to find pathways to more efficient energy practices.
Confidence is emerging in the retail sector despite lingering economic headwinds, and occupiers are more optimistic that better times are ahead.
With 2024 a year best forgotten in commercial and industrial real estate circles given all-agency industry data showed the lowest number of sales transactions in decades, there are high expectations for the next 12 months across sectors.
A comprehensive expressions of interest sales campaign for the land and buildings associated with the former Auckland International College (AIC), resulted in an unconditional sale to an existing education provider with settlement to occur late-2025.
Commercial real estate’s positive spread is underscoring increased activity in the market, with encouraging deal numbers in Q4 2024 signalling a more robust year ahead for investors, according to Bayleys.
A newly-released property investment offer is giving everyone in New Zealand the opportunity to share in the ownership of Woolworths New Zealand’s primary South Island distribution centre located in Christchurch’s pre-eminent industrial suburb, Hornby.
As the return-to-office trend accelerates and decentralisation reverses, Bayleys Real Estate – New Zealand’s largest full-service real estate agency – has bolstered its leasing expertise with the strategic addition of two industry specialists.
The largest tenanted retail investment offering seen in the Whangaparāoa market for some time is for sale in two separate parcels, to be sold together or individually, giving investors of varying scale, options.
The iconic commercial building known as Hillary House, next to Hillary Square in the seaside community of Ōrewa, is for sale as a multi-tenanted investment property with inherent future redevelopment potential.
With developers edging back into the property arena, Bayleys salespeople marketing a freehold standalone light industrial property with scale and redevelopment potential in West Auckland’s preferred industrial precinct are expecting good interest.
An unmatched opportunity to acquire an extensive consolidated landholding has emerged on New Zealand’s most exclusive street, offering strategic investors and luxury developers a rare chance to deliver Auckland’s next residential landmark.
Cross-border commercial real estate investment in the Asia-Pacific region is on the rise, with the recent sale of a significant suburban shopping centre evidence that private offshore capital sees value in the New Zealand market.
The succession of Official Cash Rate (OCR) cuts through the second half of 2024 has injected a degree of hope into the commercial property market for next year, say Bayleys market commentators.
Two prime leasing opportunities have become available in a newly refurbished commercial block strategically positioned between Havelock North and Hastings.
A fully tenanted freehold unit-titled retail investment property in the main street of Rotorua’s CBD, could find traction with first-time commercial investors say agents marketing the offering.
A residential development opportunity with two frontages at the primary entrance to one of the Auckland region’s most popular regional parks is offered to the market with a declared auction reserve of $100,000.
The sale of the only supermarket servicing New Zealand’s most affluent suburb represents an unmissable chance to acquire a newly built, low-maintenance asset in one of the region’s most desirable urban precincts, brokers say.
Nine premium lots in a boutique industrial subdivision are now available for presale, offering businesses and investors a rare opportunity to secure a foothold in North Auckland’s booming growth corridor, Bayleys salespeople say.
Infrastructure upgrades and fast-tracked developments are fuelling growth across the Golden Triangle, with key housing and land developments set to deliver significant benefits.
The South Island market update reveals that, despite recent economic pressures, new opportunities are emerging. Driven by population growth, infrastructure upgrades, and fast-tracked projects, the property market starts the journey to recovery.
Occupiers, landlords and facilities’ managers can work together to find pathways to more efficient energy practices.
Confidence is emerging in the retail sector despite lingering economic headwinds, and occupiers are more optimistic that better times are ahead.
With 2024 a year best forgotten in commercial and industrial real estate circles given all-agency industry data showed the lowest number of sales transactions in decades, there are high expectations for the next 12 months across sectors.
A comprehensive expressions of interest sales campaign for the land and buildings associated with the former Auckland International College (AIC), resulted in an unconditional sale to an existing education provider with settlement to occur late-2025.
Commercial real estate’s positive spread is underscoring increased activity in the market, with encouraging deal numbers in Q4 2024 signalling a more robust year ahead for investors, according to Bayleys.
A newly-released property investment offer is giving everyone in New Zealand the opportunity to share in the ownership of Woolworths New Zealand’s primary South Island distribution centre located in Christchurch’s pre-eminent industrial suburb, Hornby.
As the return-to-office trend accelerates and decentralisation reverses, Bayleys Real Estate – New Zealand’s largest full-service real estate agency – has bolstered its leasing expertise with the strategic addition of two industry specialists.
The largest tenanted retail investment offering seen in the Whangaparāoa market for some time is for sale in two separate parcels, to be sold together or individually, giving investors of varying scale, options.
The iconic commercial building known as Hillary House, next to Hillary Square in the seaside community of Ōrewa, is for sale as a multi-tenanted investment property with inherent future redevelopment potential.
With developers edging back into the property arena, Bayleys salespeople marketing a freehold standalone light industrial property with scale and redevelopment potential in West Auckland’s preferred industrial precinct are expecting good interest.
An unmatched opportunity to acquire an extensive consolidated landholding has emerged on New Zealand’s most exclusive street, offering strategic investors and luxury developers a rare chance to deliver Auckland’s next residential landmark.
Cross-border commercial real estate investment in the Asia-Pacific region is on the rise, with the recent sale of a significant suburban shopping centre evidence that private offshore capital sees value in the New Zealand market.
The succession of Official Cash Rate (OCR) cuts through the second half of 2024 has injected a degree of hope into the commercial property market for next year, say Bayleys market commentators.
Two prime leasing opportunities have become available in a newly refurbished commercial block strategically positioned between Havelock North and Hastings.
A fully tenanted freehold unit-titled retail investment property in the main street of Rotorua’s CBD, could find traction with first-time commercial investors say agents marketing the offering.
A residential development opportunity with two frontages at the primary entrance to one of the Auckland region’s most popular regional parks is offered to the market with a declared auction reserve of $100,000.
The sale of the only supermarket servicing New Zealand’s most affluent suburb represents an unmissable chance to acquire a newly built, low-maintenance asset in one of the region’s most desirable urban precincts, brokers say.
Nine premium lots in a boutique industrial subdivision are now available for presale, offering businesses and investors a rare opportunity to secure a foothold in North Auckland’s booming growth corridor, Bayleys salespeople say.
Infrastructure upgrades and fast-tracked developments are fuelling growth across the Golden Triangle, with key housing and land developments set to deliver significant benefits.
The South Island market update reveals that, despite recent economic pressures, new opportunities are emerging. Driven by population growth, infrastructure upgrades, and fast-tracked projects, the property market starts the journey to recovery.
Occupiers, landlords and facilities’ managers can work together to find pathways to more efficient energy practices.
Confidence is emerging in the retail sector despite lingering economic headwinds, and occupiers are more optimistic that better times are ahead.