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A sprawling Franklin dairy farm is up for sale with a multitude of options for buyers to shape its future in one of the Auckland region’s fastest growing areas.
A strategically located mixed-use site on Auckland’s city fringe proximate to State Highway 1 and the Ellerslie Train Station offers investors, developers, and owner-occupiers a chance to capitalise on its future development potential .
An impressive full-floor office with a wraparound balcony in Auckland Central’s prestigious financial and legal precinct is now available for sale, offering owner-occupiers and add-value investors an opportunity to acquire prime real estate.
As New Zealand’s healthcare system faces increasing pressure amid capacity constraints and high demand for services, an opportunity to invest in a private hospital in one of the country’s fastest-growing areas.
The latest New Zealand development land report highlights that despite a downturn across the property markets, prices for land in sought-after locations have been surprisingly resilient. Surging migration is also driving up rent and investor activity.
With a number of on farm and economic indicators pointing in a more positive direction, it is expected confidence will build this spring for rural landowners behind the farm and orchard gates.
There is an old adage that says you can’t farm without family, but you cannot farm with all of them either. Succession can be one of the most difficult topics farming families have to navigate.
While rural real estate has traditionally attracted an older demographic and has tended not to be a first career choice, that is changing as the industry starts to gain new appeal for talented young guns.
An enterprising Bay of Plenty couple has created a unique accommodation offering that has captured the imagination of holidaying guests keen to sample a taste of the simple life.
New Zealand's super primer residential market in 60 seconds.
A prime development landholding on Auckland’s city fringe, adjoining land proposed for the region’s newest suburb, offers a unique opportunity for developers and investors to capitalise on the area's expansion, say Bayleys salespeople.
The land and buildings housing a regional ‘boutique’ self-storage business – with the potential to quadruple its operations through the expansion or addition of new amenities – have been placed on the market for sale.
A destination garden centre that attracts gardeners from across the Wairarapa and Wellington is up for sale with fertile prospects for fresh growth under new owners.
The new building housing a cornerstone KFC outlet in one of the Wellington region’s fastest growing suburbs has gone up for sale.
So what are the pros, the cons, and the best kind of properties to buy?
Kiwibank Senior Economist Mary Jo Vergara believes right now we’re in the middle of rock bottom. But things are about to get brighter as business confidence grows, and the OCR is slashed.
Cuts to interest rates means more money in the back pocket of buyers. That boost in activity has created more demand, but due to a backlog of listings it doesn’t necessarily mean a boost in price.
A substantial 42-hectare development opportunity on the doorstep of Raglan - one of New Zealand’s most iconic coastal towns - offers a unique chance to invest in a rapidly appreciating lifestyle destination with rich cultural appeal.
A unique investment opportunity has emerged in the heart of Richmond where two high-profile commercial properties are poised to deliver steady returns and redevelopment potential amid growing interest in regional assets.
A prime, large-scale development site on Auckland’s city fringe presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity for visionary developers and investors.
A sprawling Franklin dairy farm is up for sale with a multitude of options for buyers to shape its future in one of the Auckland region’s fastest growing areas.
A strategically located mixed-use site on Auckland’s city fringe proximate to State Highway 1 and the Ellerslie Train Station offers investors, developers, and owner-occupiers a chance to capitalise on its future development potential .
An impressive full-floor office with a wraparound balcony in Auckland Central’s prestigious financial and legal precinct is now available for sale, offering owner-occupiers and add-value investors an opportunity to acquire prime real estate.
As New Zealand’s healthcare system faces increasing pressure amid capacity constraints and high demand for services, an opportunity to invest in a private hospital in one of the country’s fastest-growing areas.
The latest New Zealand development land report highlights that despite a downturn across the property markets, prices for land in sought-after locations have been surprisingly resilient. Surging migration is also driving up rent and investor activity.
With a number of on farm and economic indicators pointing in a more positive direction, it is expected confidence will build this spring for rural landowners behind the farm and orchard gates.
There is an old adage that says you can’t farm without family, but you cannot farm with all of them either. Succession can be one of the most difficult topics farming families have to navigate.
While rural real estate has traditionally attracted an older demographic and has tended not to be a first career choice, that is changing as the industry starts to gain new appeal for talented young guns.
An enterprising Bay of Plenty couple has created a unique accommodation offering that has captured the imagination of holidaying guests keen to sample a taste of the simple life.
New Zealand's super primer residential market in 60 seconds.
A prime development landholding on Auckland’s city fringe, adjoining land proposed for the region’s newest suburb, offers a unique opportunity for developers and investors to capitalise on the area's expansion, say Bayleys salespeople.
The land and buildings housing a regional ‘boutique’ self-storage business – with the potential to quadruple its operations through the expansion or addition of new amenities – have been placed on the market for sale.
A destination garden centre that attracts gardeners from across the Wairarapa and Wellington is up for sale with fertile prospects for fresh growth under new owners.
The new building housing a cornerstone KFC outlet in one of the Wellington region’s fastest growing suburbs has gone up for sale.
So what are the pros, the cons, and the best kind of properties to buy?
Kiwibank Senior Economist Mary Jo Vergara believes right now we’re in the middle of rock bottom. But things are about to get brighter as business confidence grows, and the OCR is slashed.
Cuts to interest rates means more money in the back pocket of buyers. That boost in activity has created more demand, but due to a backlog of listings it doesn’t necessarily mean a boost in price.
A substantial 42-hectare development opportunity on the doorstep of Raglan - one of New Zealand’s most iconic coastal towns - offers a unique chance to invest in a rapidly appreciating lifestyle destination with rich cultural appeal.
A unique investment opportunity has emerged in the heart of Richmond where two high-profile commercial properties are poised to deliver steady returns and redevelopment potential amid growing interest in regional assets.
A prime, large-scale development site on Auckland’s city fringe presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity for visionary developers and investors.
A sprawling Franklin dairy farm is up for sale with a multitude of options for buyers to shape its future in one of the Auckland region’s fastest growing areas.
A strategically located mixed-use site on Auckland’s city fringe proximate to State Highway 1 and the Ellerslie Train Station offers investors, developers, and owner-occupiers a chance to capitalise on its future development potential .
An impressive full-floor office with a wraparound balcony in Auckland Central’s prestigious financial and legal precinct is now available for sale, offering owner-occupiers and add-value investors an opportunity to acquire prime real estate.
As New Zealand’s healthcare system faces increasing pressure amid capacity constraints and high demand for services, an opportunity to invest in a private hospital in one of the country’s fastest-growing areas.
The latest New Zealand development land report highlights that despite a downturn across the property markets, prices for land in sought-after locations have been surprisingly resilient. Surging migration is also driving up rent and investor activity.
With a number of on farm and economic indicators pointing in a more positive direction, it is expected confidence will build this spring for rural landowners behind the farm and orchard gates.
There is an old adage that says you can’t farm without family, but you cannot farm with all of them either. Succession can be one of the most difficult topics farming families have to navigate.
While rural real estate has traditionally attracted an older demographic and has tended not to be a first career choice, that is changing as the industry starts to gain new appeal for talented young guns.
An enterprising Bay of Plenty couple has created a unique accommodation offering that has captured the imagination of holidaying guests keen to sample a taste of the simple life.
New Zealand's super primer residential market in 60 seconds.
A prime development landholding on Auckland’s city fringe, adjoining land proposed for the region’s newest suburb, offers a unique opportunity for developers and investors to capitalise on the area's expansion, say Bayleys salespeople.
The land and buildings housing a regional ‘boutique’ self-storage business – with the potential to quadruple its operations through the expansion or addition of new amenities – have been placed on the market for sale.
A destination garden centre that attracts gardeners from across the Wairarapa and Wellington is up for sale with fertile prospects for fresh growth under new owners.
The new building housing a cornerstone KFC outlet in one of the Wellington region’s fastest growing suburbs has gone up for sale.
So what are the pros, the cons, and the best kind of properties to buy?
Kiwibank Senior Economist Mary Jo Vergara believes right now we’re in the middle of rock bottom. But things are about to get brighter as business confidence grows, and the OCR is slashed.
Cuts to interest rates means more money in the back pocket of buyers. That boost in activity has created more demand, but due to a backlog of listings it doesn’t necessarily mean a boost in price.
A substantial 42-hectare development opportunity on the doorstep of Raglan - one of New Zealand’s most iconic coastal towns - offers a unique chance to invest in a rapidly appreciating lifestyle destination with rich cultural appeal.
A unique investment opportunity has emerged in the heart of Richmond where two high-profile commercial properties are poised to deliver steady returns and redevelopment potential amid growing interest in regional assets.
A prime, large-scale development site on Auckland’s city fringe presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity for visionary developers and investors.