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Bayleys backs Dunedin with senior appointment

New Zealand’s largest full service real estate agency, Bayleys, has appointed international property executive Gareth Powell as head of its Dunedin commercial and industrial team.

Boundary lines are indicative only
Epsom neighbours offer broader development canvas

Two adjoining Epsom properties are being offered for sale individually or together.

Bridgestone tenancy drives Napier appeal

Annual net income of approximately $175,217 plus GST, an established multinational tenant and scheduled rent reviews underpin a Napier investment offering.

Artist's impression
Christchurch student housing offers scale

A new student village in Christchurch offers commercial investors the opportunity to assemble a portfolio of purpose-built residences in a university market where enrolment growth is increasing demand for accommodation.

Artist's impression
Capital backs regional hotel investment 

Regional hotel investment is accelerating across New Zealand as private capital responds to stronger tourism flows, expanding events infrastructure, and renewed confidence in secondary centres.

Rarotonga resort offers time in the sun

An award-winning resort business on Rarotonga’s most famous white-sand beach has gone up for sale, promising new owners their time in the sun.

Landmark farm offered in Mid Canterbury

Farmers often wait many years for a chance to buy land in the renowned Mid Canterbury foothills, says Bayleys Country rural salesperson Mike Preston.

Time to lean into tomorrow

Strong buyer demand, limited rural property supply and rising confidence are creating opportunities for New Zealand landowners considering a sale.

Succession conversations gather pace

More New Zealand farming families are starting succession conversations earlier, creating greater flexibility, confidence and long-term growth.

Different cycles, new opportunities

How New Zealand and Australian rural property markets are responding to changing conditions, with lessons for growth, succession and investment.

Lifestyle market warms up

Rising confidence, hybrid work and stabilising market conditions are driving renewed demand for lifestyle properties across New Zealand.

Tourism uplift underpins value in South Westland

Franz Josef continues to be a popular tourist destination, drawing steady year-round visitation thanks to its glacier landscapes, its place within the Westland Tai Poutini National Park, and position on the South Island touring route.

Rewrite future of favourably-zoned Devonport site

Now surplus to vendor requirements, a freehold landholding on the periphery of Devonport Village is for sale.

Winemaking facility uncorks processing potential

A core processing facility within Marlborough’s wine industry is now for sale, delivering established infrastructure, turnkey operating capacity and clear scope to scale production as required.

Buyers eye top-rated Picton lodge business

A top-rated boutique accommodation business that lays claim to being the closest guest stay to Picton’s interisland ferry terminals is up for sale.

Boundary lines are indicative only
Ōmārama property ripe for lift off

A commercially zoned holding in the centre of Ōmārama, the small township near the southern end of the Mackenzie Basin in the Waitaki District on the southern Canterbury and Otago border, is for sale.

Boundary lines are indicative only
Matamata childcare investment built to last

A purpose-built Waikato childcare facility operated by a national provider on a long lease has come into play for commercial property investors.

Waterfront industrial with broad appeal

A substantial waterfront facility with large-scale marine infrastructure and scope for a range of heavy industrial uses has surfaced in Port Whangārei, Bayleys brokers say.

Boundary lines are indicative only
Wairau holding with room for what’s next

A tenanted industrial property in Wairau Valley offers industrial investors an opportunity to secure holding income on a substantial North Shore site while exploring longer-term land use, Bayleys brokers say.

Trophy lakeside farm with future potential

Lake Arapuni west of Putaruru provides an idyllic location to farm and live, one the current owner of Rata Downs at 656 Waotu Road admits makes it a tough place to leave.

Bayleys backs Dunedin with senior appointment

New Zealand’s largest full service real estate agency, Bayleys, has appointed international property executive Gareth Powell as head of its Dunedin commercial and industrial team.

Boundary lines are indicative only
Epsom neighbours offer broader development canvas

Two adjoining Epsom properties are being offered for sale individually or together.

Bridgestone tenancy drives Napier appeal

Annual net income of approximately $175,217 plus GST, an established multinational tenant and scheduled rent reviews underpin a Napier investment offering.

Artist's impression
Christchurch student housing offers scale

A new student village in Christchurch offers commercial investors the opportunity to assemble a portfolio of purpose-built residences in a university market where enrolment growth is increasing demand for accommodation.

Artist's impression
Capital backs regional hotel investment 

Regional hotel investment is accelerating across New Zealand as private capital responds to stronger tourism flows, expanding events infrastructure, and renewed confidence in secondary centres.

Rarotonga resort offers time in the sun

An award-winning resort business on Rarotonga’s most famous white-sand beach has gone up for sale, promising new owners their time in the sun.

Landmark farm offered in Mid Canterbury

Farmers often wait many years for a chance to buy land in the renowned Mid Canterbury foothills, says Bayleys Country rural salesperson Mike Preston.

Time to lean into tomorrow

Strong buyer demand, limited rural property supply and rising confidence are creating opportunities for New Zealand landowners considering a sale.

Succession conversations gather pace

More New Zealand farming families are starting succession conversations earlier, creating greater flexibility, confidence and long-term growth.

Different cycles, new opportunities

How New Zealand and Australian rural property markets are responding to changing conditions, with lessons for growth, succession and investment.

Lifestyle market warms up

Rising confidence, hybrid work and stabilising market conditions are driving renewed demand for lifestyle properties across New Zealand.

Tourism uplift underpins value in South Westland

Franz Josef continues to be a popular tourist destination, drawing steady year-round visitation thanks to its glacier landscapes, its place within the Westland Tai Poutini National Park, and position on the South Island touring route.

Rewrite future of favourably-zoned Devonport site

Now surplus to vendor requirements, a freehold landholding on the periphery of Devonport Village is for sale.

Winemaking facility uncorks processing potential

A core processing facility within Marlborough’s wine industry is now for sale, delivering established infrastructure, turnkey operating capacity and clear scope to scale production as required.

Buyers eye top-rated Picton lodge business

A top-rated boutique accommodation business that lays claim to being the closest guest stay to Picton’s interisland ferry terminals is up for sale.

Boundary lines are indicative only
Ōmārama property ripe for lift off

A commercially zoned holding in the centre of Ōmārama, the small township near the southern end of the Mackenzie Basin in the Waitaki District on the southern Canterbury and Otago border, is for sale.

Boundary lines are indicative only
Matamata childcare investment built to last

A purpose-built Waikato childcare facility operated by a national provider on a long lease has come into play for commercial property investors.

Waterfront industrial with broad appeal

A substantial waterfront facility with large-scale marine infrastructure and scope for a range of heavy industrial uses has surfaced in Port Whangārei, Bayleys brokers say.

Boundary lines are indicative only
Wairau holding with room for what’s next

A tenanted industrial property in Wairau Valley offers industrial investors an opportunity to secure holding income on a substantial North Shore site while exploring longer-term land use, Bayleys brokers say.

Trophy lakeside farm with future potential

Lake Arapuni west of Putaruru provides an idyllic location to farm and live, one the current owner of Rata Downs at 656 Waotu Road admits makes it a tough place to leave.

Bayleys backs Dunedin with senior appointment

New Zealand’s largest full service real estate agency, Bayleys, has appointed international property executive Gareth Powell as head of its Dunedin commercial and industrial team.

Boundary lines are indicative only
Epsom neighbours offer broader development canvas

Two adjoining Epsom properties are being offered for sale individually or together.

Bridgestone tenancy drives Napier appeal

Annual net income of approximately $175,217 plus GST, an established multinational tenant and scheduled rent reviews underpin a Napier investment offering.

Artist's impression
Christchurch student housing offers scale

A new student village in Christchurch offers commercial investors the opportunity to assemble a portfolio of purpose-built residences in a university market where enrolment growth is increasing demand for accommodation.

Artist's impression
Capital backs regional hotel investment 

Regional hotel investment is accelerating across New Zealand as private capital responds to stronger tourism flows, expanding events infrastructure, and renewed confidence in secondary centres.

Rarotonga resort offers time in the sun

An award-winning resort business on Rarotonga’s most famous white-sand beach has gone up for sale, promising new owners their time in the sun.

Landmark farm offered in Mid Canterbury

Farmers often wait many years for a chance to buy land in the renowned Mid Canterbury foothills, says Bayleys Country rural salesperson Mike Preston.

Time to lean into tomorrow

Strong buyer demand, limited rural property supply and rising confidence are creating opportunities for New Zealand landowners considering a sale.

Succession conversations gather pace

More New Zealand farming families are starting succession conversations earlier, creating greater flexibility, confidence and long-term growth.

Different cycles, new opportunities

How New Zealand and Australian rural property markets are responding to changing conditions, with lessons for growth, succession and investment.

Lifestyle market warms up

Rising confidence, hybrid work and stabilising market conditions are driving renewed demand for lifestyle properties across New Zealand.

Tourism uplift underpins value in South Westland

Franz Josef continues to be a popular tourist destination, drawing steady year-round visitation thanks to its glacier landscapes, its place within the Westland Tai Poutini National Park, and position on the South Island touring route.

Rewrite future of favourably-zoned Devonport site

Now surplus to vendor requirements, a freehold landholding on the periphery of Devonport Village is for sale.

Winemaking facility uncorks processing potential

A core processing facility within Marlborough’s wine industry is now for sale, delivering established infrastructure, turnkey operating capacity and clear scope to scale production as required.

Buyers eye top-rated Picton lodge business

A top-rated boutique accommodation business that lays claim to being the closest guest stay to Picton’s interisland ferry terminals is up for sale.

Boundary lines are indicative only
Ōmārama property ripe for lift off

A commercially zoned holding in the centre of Ōmārama, the small township near the southern end of the Mackenzie Basin in the Waitaki District on the southern Canterbury and Otago border, is for sale.

Boundary lines are indicative only
Matamata childcare investment built to last

A purpose-built Waikato childcare facility operated by a national provider on a long lease has come into play for commercial property investors.

Waterfront industrial with broad appeal

A substantial waterfront facility with large-scale marine infrastructure and scope for a range of heavy industrial uses has surfaced in Port Whangārei, Bayleys brokers say.

Boundary lines are indicative only
Wairau holding with room for what’s next

A tenanted industrial property in Wairau Valley offers industrial investors an opportunity to secure holding income on a substantial North Shore site while exploring longer-term land use, Bayleys brokers say.

Trophy lakeside farm with future potential

Lake Arapuni west of Putaruru provides an idyllic location to farm and live, one the current owner of Rata Downs at 656 Waotu Road admits makes it a tough place to leave.

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