The land, building and business associated with a modern purpose-built self-storage facility in Ōtaki is for sale providing opportunity for an existing operator to acquire a well-performing asset.
The lack of favourably zoned land and a lean development pipeline across the Wellington region is supporting occupancy levels and property values in the industrial sector, with solid enquiry being fielded for well-located space both for lease and sale.
Villas hold a very special place in New Zealand’s architectural landscape.
A rare large-scale site ripe for commercial or industrial development has gone up for sale in Christchurch’s rapidly expanding western corridor.
Two of Auckland’s best-in-class city-fringe office assets with bankable seismic credentials, strong corporate occupier covenants, and enviable carparking ratios, are for sale individually or together.
The high-profile property housing a national hotel chain with a long lease is up for sale in a North Shore location with growing commercial and visitor potential.
A substantial vacant warehouse/office facility for sale or lease offers a rare opening for a large occupier to gain a presence in a fast-rising South Auckland industrial hub.
A substantial block of strategically located bare land situated in the heart of New Zealand’s big game fishing town, with a myriad of development options, has been placed on the market for sale.
One of the most significant development opportunities to hit the Auckland market in 2025, a prime landholding in central Mount Albert, offers developers a rare chance to shape the future of one of the city’s most intensification-ready suburbs.
Bayleys brokers are calling an expansive, high-profile commercial site on Palmerston North’s busiest arterial route one of the most significant development opportunities to come online in the Lower North Island in recent years.
Commercial property assets are tightly held in St Heliers, the last coastal village along Auckland’s Tāmaki Drive, with investments tending to be intergenerational
The Bayleys Insights & Data team has released its New Zealand Development Land Market Update highlighting significant recent land sales and providing a snapshot of market drivers for the year ahead.
Opportunity and upswing collide to make 2025 a year of promise for New Zealand’s tourism sector. With rebounding visitor numbers, easing interest rates, and new investment levers in play, 2025 could well be the year of the deal.
The islands are calling, and there are investment opportunities across the price and location spectrum. Record visitor numbers and expanding infrastructure are unlocking high-yield resort and leisure investment opportunities.
More New Zealand hotel owners are turning to global franchise brands for scale, support and revenue uplift. Find out why the franchise model is outperforming traditional management structures, and what it could mean for your asset.
Offering canal-side luxury with sweeping views, this brand-new waterfront residence delivers an exceptional blend of modern elegance, comfort, and connection to nature.
With development fundamentals coming back into line off the back of lower interest rates, improving construction costs, and better economic sentiment, salespeople marketing a prime Mt Eden site are expecting developers to respond.
A limited release of 11 industrial land lots within one of New Zealand’s most forward-thinking business parks presents a compelling opportunity for investors, developers, and owner-occupiers looking to capitalise on Taupō’s central location.
Auckland’s northwest is maturing and with up to 100,000 extra people expected to be living in there in the long term, investors and developers are highly engaged in the strategically located quadrant.
The proportion of private capital investors in New Zealand commercial real estate reached a seven-year high in 2024, according to Bayleys’ data.
The land, building and business associated with a modern purpose-built self-storage facility in Ōtaki is for sale providing opportunity for an existing operator to acquire a well-performing asset.
The lack of favourably zoned land and a lean development pipeline across the Wellington region is supporting occupancy levels and property values in the industrial sector, with solid enquiry being fielded for well-located space both for lease and sale.
Villas hold a very special place in New Zealand’s architectural landscape.
A rare large-scale site ripe for commercial or industrial development has gone up for sale in Christchurch’s rapidly expanding western corridor.
Two of Auckland’s best-in-class city-fringe office assets with bankable seismic credentials, strong corporate occupier covenants, and enviable carparking ratios, are for sale individually or together.
The high-profile property housing a national hotel chain with a long lease is up for sale in a North Shore location with growing commercial and visitor potential.
A substantial vacant warehouse/office facility for sale or lease offers a rare opening for a large occupier to gain a presence in a fast-rising South Auckland industrial hub.
A substantial block of strategically located bare land situated in the heart of New Zealand’s big game fishing town, with a myriad of development options, has been placed on the market for sale.
One of the most significant development opportunities to hit the Auckland market in 2025, a prime landholding in central Mount Albert, offers developers a rare chance to shape the future of one of the city’s most intensification-ready suburbs.
Bayleys brokers are calling an expansive, high-profile commercial site on Palmerston North’s busiest arterial route one of the most significant development opportunities to come online in the Lower North Island in recent years.
Commercial property assets are tightly held in St Heliers, the last coastal village along Auckland’s Tāmaki Drive, with investments tending to be intergenerational
The Bayleys Insights & Data team has released its New Zealand Development Land Market Update highlighting significant recent land sales and providing a snapshot of market drivers for the year ahead.
Opportunity and upswing collide to make 2025 a year of promise for New Zealand’s tourism sector. With rebounding visitor numbers, easing interest rates, and new investment levers in play, 2025 could well be the year of the deal.
The islands are calling, and there are investment opportunities across the price and location spectrum. Record visitor numbers and expanding infrastructure are unlocking high-yield resort and leisure investment opportunities.
More New Zealand hotel owners are turning to global franchise brands for scale, support and revenue uplift. Find out why the franchise model is outperforming traditional management structures, and what it could mean for your asset.
Offering canal-side luxury with sweeping views, this brand-new waterfront residence delivers an exceptional blend of modern elegance, comfort, and connection to nature.
With development fundamentals coming back into line off the back of lower interest rates, improving construction costs, and better economic sentiment, salespeople marketing a prime Mt Eden site are expecting developers to respond.
A limited release of 11 industrial land lots within one of New Zealand’s most forward-thinking business parks presents a compelling opportunity for investors, developers, and owner-occupiers looking to capitalise on Taupō’s central location.
Auckland’s northwest is maturing and with up to 100,000 extra people expected to be living in there in the long term, investors and developers are highly engaged in the strategically located quadrant.
The proportion of private capital investors in New Zealand commercial real estate reached a seven-year high in 2024, according to Bayleys’ data.
The land, building and business associated with a modern purpose-built self-storage facility in Ōtaki is for sale providing opportunity for an existing operator to acquire a well-performing asset.
The lack of favourably zoned land and a lean development pipeline across the Wellington region is supporting occupancy levels and property values in the industrial sector, with solid enquiry being fielded for well-located space both for lease and sale.
Villas hold a very special place in New Zealand’s architectural landscape.
A rare large-scale site ripe for commercial or industrial development has gone up for sale in Christchurch’s rapidly expanding western corridor.
Two of Auckland’s best-in-class city-fringe office assets with bankable seismic credentials, strong corporate occupier covenants, and enviable carparking ratios, are for sale individually or together.
The high-profile property housing a national hotel chain with a long lease is up for sale in a North Shore location with growing commercial and visitor potential.
A substantial vacant warehouse/office facility for sale or lease offers a rare opening for a large occupier to gain a presence in a fast-rising South Auckland industrial hub.
A substantial block of strategically located bare land situated in the heart of New Zealand’s big game fishing town, with a myriad of development options, has been placed on the market for sale.
One of the most significant development opportunities to hit the Auckland market in 2025, a prime landholding in central Mount Albert, offers developers a rare chance to shape the future of one of the city’s most intensification-ready suburbs.
Bayleys brokers are calling an expansive, high-profile commercial site on Palmerston North’s busiest arterial route one of the most significant development opportunities to come online in the Lower North Island in recent years.
Commercial property assets are tightly held in St Heliers, the last coastal village along Auckland’s Tāmaki Drive, with investments tending to be intergenerational
The Bayleys Insights & Data team has released its New Zealand Development Land Market Update highlighting significant recent land sales and providing a snapshot of market drivers for the year ahead.
Opportunity and upswing collide to make 2025 a year of promise for New Zealand’s tourism sector. With rebounding visitor numbers, easing interest rates, and new investment levers in play, 2025 could well be the year of the deal.
The islands are calling, and there are investment opportunities across the price and location spectrum. Record visitor numbers and expanding infrastructure are unlocking high-yield resort and leisure investment opportunities.
More New Zealand hotel owners are turning to global franchise brands for scale, support and revenue uplift. Find out why the franchise model is outperforming traditional management structures, and what it could mean for your asset.
Offering canal-side luxury with sweeping views, this brand-new waterfront residence delivers an exceptional blend of modern elegance, comfort, and connection to nature.
With development fundamentals coming back into line off the back of lower interest rates, improving construction costs, and better economic sentiment, salespeople marketing a prime Mt Eden site are expecting developers to respond.
A limited release of 11 industrial land lots within one of New Zealand’s most forward-thinking business parks presents a compelling opportunity for investors, developers, and owner-occupiers looking to capitalise on Taupō’s central location.
Auckland’s northwest is maturing and with up to 100,000 extra people expected to be living in there in the long term, investors and developers are highly engaged in the strategically located quadrant.
The proportion of private capital investors in New Zealand commercial real estate reached a seven-year high in 2024, according to Bayleys’ data.