A cold storage facility with vacant possession in the heart of Tauranga’s most established industrial precinct offers investors, owner-occupiers and developers a chance to capitalise on surging demand.
A cleared residential landholding in a well-connected and populous city-fringe suburb presents an exceptional opportunity for developers to secure scale and future potential in a market where development fundamentals have improved, Bayleys brokers say.
A shovel-ready parcel of greenfield land zoned for medium density residential development has come to the market under mortgagee sale conditions, giving developers entry into the high-growth Warkworth area north of Auckland.
Underscored by an improving economic back drop and increasing demand for the provision of healthcare services, investors will soon have the opportunity to enter the defensive healthcare real estate sector with a minimum investment of only $10,000.
The complex interplay between market confidence and caution continues to define the current business environment, with Bayleys noting an upswing in businesses coming to the market for sale and an improved lending environment for prospective purchasers.
Auckland Central’s Mechanix House – a prominent commercial landmark on one of the city’s busiest intersections - is being brought to market, offering a rare opportunity to imagine, repurpose or redevelop a high-profile freehold corner.
As development pressures mount in New Zealand’s key logistics corridors, a new freehold industrial subdivision in Taupō is emerging as a timely and strategic alternative for investors and owner-operators seeking cost-effective scale and long-term value.
A cornerstone of South Auckland’s Waiuku Town Centre, the original 1920s ANZ Bank Building is being offered to the market for sale.
A fully tenanted industrial property southeast of the Christchurch CBD is being marketed as an “as-is, where-is” opportunity.
A versatile warehouse and storage facility positioned in one of New Zealand’s most productive horticultural regions presents a compelling opportunity for investors, add-value developers, and owner-occupiers to leverage growth and agri-business muscle.
A complex interplay of strategic, economic and operational catalysts is driving the corporate office market around the world as occupiers seek to balance growth and innovation with cost control.
A substantial accommodation complex, combining valuable geothermal infrastructure with strong redevelopment potential, is being brought to market.
With a track record of low vacancy rates and strong tenant demand for Mt Maunganui industrial property, investors will recognise the inherent value of a property now for sale in one of the region’s preferred precincts.
The land and building housing a highly functional early childhood education centre in suburban Hamilton have been placed on the market for sale.
A standalone freehold two-level character building, plus carparks in a separate unit-titled apartment block have come to the market in Parnell as a complete package.
After hinting that the popular Empire Cinema & Eatery in suburban Wellington was quietly for sale, owner and local Island Bay resident Pat Vinaccia has put the business on the market and is promising to help transition operation to a new owner.
Backdropped by an economic climate that supports the performance of dedicated value-for-money outlet centres, and investors circling for compelling retail assets with scale, the South Island's only dedicated outlet shopping centre has come to the market.
Positioned for performance in one of Auckland’s fastest-growing urban industrial corridors, a standalone facility in Silverdale blends holding income with near-term flexibility, offering a compelling play for investors.
With progress being made on the Hawke’s Bay region’s Future Development Strategy (FDS), brokers marketing a sizeable development site in Havelock North with consent for a master-planned medium density residential project are anticipating good enquiry.
A former Marlborough pub that now houses overseas winery workers is set to go under the hammer, with a heady brew of options for future use or redevelopment.
A cold storage facility with vacant possession in the heart of Tauranga’s most established industrial precinct offers investors, owner-occupiers and developers a chance to capitalise on surging demand.
A cleared residential landholding in a well-connected and populous city-fringe suburb presents an exceptional opportunity for developers to secure scale and future potential in a market where development fundamentals have improved, Bayleys brokers say.
A shovel-ready parcel of greenfield land zoned for medium density residential development has come to the market under mortgagee sale conditions, giving developers entry into the high-growth Warkworth area north of Auckland.
Underscored by an improving economic back drop and increasing demand for the provision of healthcare services, investors will soon have the opportunity to enter the defensive healthcare real estate sector with a minimum investment of only $10,000.
The complex interplay between market confidence and caution continues to define the current business environment, with Bayleys noting an upswing in businesses coming to the market for sale and an improved lending environment for prospective purchasers.
Auckland Central’s Mechanix House – a prominent commercial landmark on one of the city’s busiest intersections - is being brought to market, offering a rare opportunity to imagine, repurpose or redevelop a high-profile freehold corner.
As development pressures mount in New Zealand’s key logistics corridors, a new freehold industrial subdivision in Taupō is emerging as a timely and strategic alternative for investors and owner-operators seeking cost-effective scale and long-term value.
A cornerstone of South Auckland’s Waiuku Town Centre, the original 1920s ANZ Bank Building is being offered to the market for sale.
A fully tenanted industrial property southeast of the Christchurch CBD is being marketed as an “as-is, where-is” opportunity.
A versatile warehouse and storage facility positioned in one of New Zealand’s most productive horticultural regions presents a compelling opportunity for investors, add-value developers, and owner-occupiers to leverage growth and agri-business muscle.
A complex interplay of strategic, economic and operational catalysts is driving the corporate office market around the world as occupiers seek to balance growth and innovation with cost control.
A substantial accommodation complex, combining valuable geothermal infrastructure with strong redevelopment potential, is being brought to market.
With a track record of low vacancy rates and strong tenant demand for Mt Maunganui industrial property, investors will recognise the inherent value of a property now for sale in one of the region’s preferred precincts.
The land and building housing a highly functional early childhood education centre in suburban Hamilton have been placed on the market for sale.
A standalone freehold two-level character building, plus carparks in a separate unit-titled apartment block have come to the market in Parnell as a complete package.
After hinting that the popular Empire Cinema & Eatery in suburban Wellington was quietly for sale, owner and local Island Bay resident Pat Vinaccia has put the business on the market and is promising to help transition operation to a new owner.
Backdropped by an economic climate that supports the performance of dedicated value-for-money outlet centres, and investors circling for compelling retail assets with scale, the South Island's only dedicated outlet shopping centre has come to the market.
Positioned for performance in one of Auckland’s fastest-growing urban industrial corridors, a standalone facility in Silverdale blends holding income with near-term flexibility, offering a compelling play for investors.
With progress being made on the Hawke’s Bay region’s Future Development Strategy (FDS), brokers marketing a sizeable development site in Havelock North with consent for a master-planned medium density residential project are anticipating good enquiry.
A former Marlborough pub that now houses overseas winery workers is set to go under the hammer, with a heady brew of options for future use or redevelopment.
A cold storage facility with vacant possession in the heart of Tauranga’s most established industrial precinct offers investors, owner-occupiers and developers a chance to capitalise on surging demand.
A cleared residential landholding in a well-connected and populous city-fringe suburb presents an exceptional opportunity for developers to secure scale and future potential in a market where development fundamentals have improved, Bayleys brokers say.
A shovel-ready parcel of greenfield land zoned for medium density residential development has come to the market under mortgagee sale conditions, giving developers entry into the high-growth Warkworth area north of Auckland.
Underscored by an improving economic back drop and increasing demand for the provision of healthcare services, investors will soon have the opportunity to enter the defensive healthcare real estate sector with a minimum investment of only $10,000.
The complex interplay between market confidence and caution continues to define the current business environment, with Bayleys noting an upswing in businesses coming to the market for sale and an improved lending environment for prospective purchasers.
Auckland Central’s Mechanix House – a prominent commercial landmark on one of the city’s busiest intersections - is being brought to market, offering a rare opportunity to imagine, repurpose or redevelop a high-profile freehold corner.
As development pressures mount in New Zealand’s key logistics corridors, a new freehold industrial subdivision in Taupō is emerging as a timely and strategic alternative for investors and owner-operators seeking cost-effective scale and long-term value.
A cornerstone of South Auckland’s Waiuku Town Centre, the original 1920s ANZ Bank Building is being offered to the market for sale.
A fully tenanted industrial property southeast of the Christchurch CBD is being marketed as an “as-is, where-is” opportunity.
A versatile warehouse and storage facility positioned in one of New Zealand’s most productive horticultural regions presents a compelling opportunity for investors, add-value developers, and owner-occupiers to leverage growth and agri-business muscle.
A complex interplay of strategic, economic and operational catalysts is driving the corporate office market around the world as occupiers seek to balance growth and innovation with cost control.
A substantial accommodation complex, combining valuable geothermal infrastructure with strong redevelopment potential, is being brought to market.
With a track record of low vacancy rates and strong tenant demand for Mt Maunganui industrial property, investors will recognise the inherent value of a property now for sale in one of the region’s preferred precincts.
The land and building housing a highly functional early childhood education centre in suburban Hamilton have been placed on the market for sale.
A standalone freehold two-level character building, plus carparks in a separate unit-titled apartment block have come to the market in Parnell as a complete package.
After hinting that the popular Empire Cinema & Eatery in suburban Wellington was quietly for sale, owner and local Island Bay resident Pat Vinaccia has put the business on the market and is promising to help transition operation to a new owner.
Backdropped by an economic climate that supports the performance of dedicated value-for-money outlet centres, and investors circling for compelling retail assets with scale, the South Island's only dedicated outlet shopping centre has come to the market.
Positioned for performance in one of Auckland’s fastest-growing urban industrial corridors, a standalone facility in Silverdale blends holding income with near-term flexibility, offering a compelling play for investors.
With progress being made on the Hawke’s Bay region’s Future Development Strategy (FDS), brokers marketing a sizeable development site in Havelock North with consent for a master-planned medium density residential project are anticipating good enquiry.
A former Marlborough pub that now houses overseas winery workers is set to go under the hammer, with a heady brew of options for future use or redevelopment.