The first residences from the Karaka Homes Collection have been released to the market, forming part of the 82-hectare masterplanned Karaka Village community
The luxury property market is in line for a boost after the government announced it’s loosening the rules around foreign property ownership.
New Zealand’s property market is shaped by a mix of distinct buyer groups, each responding differently to shifting economic conditions and housing trends.
After a couple of years in a cool market, the water is starting to get a little warmer as interest rates fall and unemployment reaches its peak.
The combined strength of two nationally significant tenants underpins a tenanted commercial asset in the heart of Whanganui’s civic and commercial district.
The property housing a national-brand service station on a long lease has gone up for sale in a strategic location on the South Island’s West Coast.
Although there are residual economic and systemic challenges facing industrial occupiers and building owners, positive signs from the development sector point to more buoyant times ahead.
A cleared and consented corner site between Ormiston Hospital and one of the region’s largest urban recreational areas in one of the city’s key growth zones.
A fully leased industrial showroom and warehousing property at the western end of Kingsland’s busy retail and commercial strip is now for sale.
The property housing a flagship restaurant for an iconic New Zealand buffet eatery is up for sale in a bustling North Shore retail hub.
Key national roading projects are tipped to intensify buyer interest in a new industrial hub at a pivotal location midway between Auckland and Whangarei.
A straight-forward passive investment opportunity on Gisborne’s commercial fringe could be the gateway into the market for first-time investors.
A landmark coastal property set high above Hahei Beach on the Coromandel’s world-renowned east coast.
A large regeneration project in a prime precinct will deliver high-quality, energy-efficient space for progressive occupiers looking to secure their future.
A snapshot of leasing dynamics around the country, and what's ahead according to Bayleys' industrial leaders.
While occupiers are still exercising caution, the industrial sector is being invigorated with an encouraging pipeline of new developments in progress.
The industrial sector has held its own through some uncertain economic times and Bayleys' brokers are reporting encouraging green shoots as the market recalibrates.
At a time when our economy is still struggling, another cut to the Official Cash Rate has come as welcome news to mortgage holders.
It’s been a slow, steady recovery for New Zealand’s housing market, but on the water’s edge, things are looking a little brighter.
The first residences from the Karaka Homes Collection have been released to the market, forming part of the 82-hectare masterplanned Karaka Village community
The luxury property market is in line for a boost after the government announced it’s loosening the rules around foreign property ownership.
New Zealand’s property market is shaped by a mix of distinct buyer groups, each responding differently to shifting economic conditions and housing trends.
After a couple of years in a cool market, the water is starting to get a little warmer as interest rates fall and unemployment reaches its peak.
The combined strength of two nationally significant tenants underpins a tenanted commercial asset in the heart of Whanganui’s civic and commercial district.
The property housing a national-brand service station on a long lease has gone up for sale in a strategic location on the South Island’s West Coast.
Although there are residual economic and systemic challenges facing industrial occupiers and building owners, positive signs from the development sector point to more buoyant times ahead.
A cleared and consented corner site between Ormiston Hospital and one of the region’s largest urban recreational areas in one of the city’s key growth zones.
A fully leased industrial showroom and warehousing property at the western end of Kingsland’s busy retail and commercial strip is now for sale.
The property housing a flagship restaurant for an iconic New Zealand buffet eatery is up for sale in a bustling North Shore retail hub.
Key national roading projects are tipped to intensify buyer interest in a new industrial hub at a pivotal location midway between Auckland and Whangarei.
A straight-forward passive investment opportunity on Gisborne’s commercial fringe could be the gateway into the market for first-time investors.
A landmark coastal property set high above Hahei Beach on the Coromandel’s world-renowned east coast.
A large regeneration project in a prime precinct will deliver high-quality, energy-efficient space for progressive occupiers looking to secure their future.
A snapshot of leasing dynamics around the country, and what's ahead according to Bayleys' industrial leaders.
While occupiers are still exercising caution, the industrial sector is being invigorated with an encouraging pipeline of new developments in progress.
The industrial sector has held its own through some uncertain economic times and Bayleys' brokers are reporting encouraging green shoots as the market recalibrates.
At a time when our economy is still struggling, another cut to the Official Cash Rate has come as welcome news to mortgage holders.
It’s been a slow, steady recovery for New Zealand’s housing market, but on the water’s edge, things are looking a little brighter.
The first residences from the Karaka Homes Collection have been released to the market, forming part of the 82-hectare masterplanned Karaka Village community
The luxury property market is in line for a boost after the government announced it’s loosening the rules around foreign property ownership.
New Zealand’s property market is shaped by a mix of distinct buyer groups, each responding differently to shifting economic conditions and housing trends.
After a couple of years in a cool market, the water is starting to get a little warmer as interest rates fall and unemployment reaches its peak.
The combined strength of two nationally significant tenants underpins a tenanted commercial asset in the heart of Whanganui’s civic and commercial district.
The property housing a national-brand service station on a long lease has gone up for sale in a strategic location on the South Island’s West Coast.
Although there are residual economic and systemic challenges facing industrial occupiers and building owners, positive signs from the development sector point to more buoyant times ahead.
A cleared and consented corner site between Ormiston Hospital and one of the region’s largest urban recreational areas in one of the city’s key growth zones.
A fully leased industrial showroom and warehousing property at the western end of Kingsland’s busy retail and commercial strip is now for sale.
The property housing a flagship restaurant for an iconic New Zealand buffet eatery is up for sale in a bustling North Shore retail hub.
Key national roading projects are tipped to intensify buyer interest in a new industrial hub at a pivotal location midway between Auckland and Whangarei.
A straight-forward passive investment opportunity on Gisborne’s commercial fringe could be the gateway into the market for first-time investors.
A landmark coastal property set high above Hahei Beach on the Coromandel’s world-renowned east coast.
A large regeneration project in a prime precinct will deliver high-quality, energy-efficient space for progressive occupiers looking to secure their future.
A snapshot of leasing dynamics around the country, and what's ahead according to Bayleys' industrial leaders.
While occupiers are still exercising caution, the industrial sector is being invigorated with an encouraging pipeline of new developments in progress.
The industrial sector has held its own through some uncertain economic times and Bayleys' brokers are reporting encouraging green shoots as the market recalibrates.
At a time when our economy is still struggling, another cut to the Official Cash Rate has come as welcome news to mortgage holders.
It’s been a slow, steady recovery for New Zealand’s housing market, but on the water’s edge, things are looking a little brighter.