Only a few residences remain at Jimmy’s Point, the crown jewel of Launch Bay’s waterfront precinct in Hobsonville Point, offering a final chance to claim a coastal lifestyle in one of Auckland’s most loved and liveable new communities.
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.
While optimism is creeping back into the market with improving corporate sentiment and easing interest rates, banks and economists are quietly lowering expectations for property values and GDP growth while keeping a close eye on geopolitical tensions.
As the effects of climate change increase and energy costs continue to rise, more New Zealanders are embracing the benefits of sustainable green homes.
The complex interplay of strategic, economic and operational catalysts is driving the corporate office market as occupiers seek to balance growth and innovation with cost control – implementing space that works harder for people, performance and purpose.
Snow is not the only thing drawing buyers to property across the world’s premier alpine locations and New Zealand is following suit, with people increasingly coming for the winter and staying for the summer.
A one-of-a-kind home designed by award-winning RTA Studio in one of Auckland’s most exclusive suburbs is capturing attention for its breathtaking architectural form and refined livability.
Activity around the Lower South Island residential property markets was somewhat subdued in April 2025 – notably due to a combination of school holidays, ANZAC Day, and Easter all falling within the period.
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 high-profile character landmark in the heart of North Canterbury’s growth corridor presents a rare opportunity to acquire a landholding with substantial scale, flexible use rights, and compelling upside potential, Bayleys brokers say.
A well-positioned industrial landholding in the northern Whangārei suburb of Te Kamo is poised to benefit from a transformative infrastructure project.
A unique opportunity to occupy Rotorua’s newest industrial precinct is opening doors for forward-thinking operators and investors as demand grows for strategically located, cost-effective alternatives to New Zealand’s main centres.
Only a few residences remain at Jimmy’s Point, the crown jewel of Launch Bay’s waterfront precinct in Hobsonville Point, offering a final chance to claim a coastal lifestyle in one of Auckland’s most loved and liveable new communities.
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.
While optimism is creeping back into the market with improving corporate sentiment and easing interest rates, banks and economists are quietly lowering expectations for property values and GDP growth while keeping a close eye on geopolitical tensions.
As the effects of climate change increase and energy costs continue to rise, more New Zealanders are embracing the benefits of sustainable green homes.
The complex interplay of strategic, economic and operational catalysts is driving the corporate office market as occupiers seek to balance growth and innovation with cost control – implementing space that works harder for people, performance and purpose.
Snow is not the only thing drawing buyers to property across the world’s premier alpine locations and New Zealand is following suit, with people increasingly coming for the winter and staying for the summer.
A one-of-a-kind home designed by award-winning RTA Studio in one of Auckland’s most exclusive suburbs is capturing attention for its breathtaking architectural form and refined livability.
Activity around the Lower South Island residential property markets was somewhat subdued in April 2025 – notably due to a combination of school holidays, ANZAC Day, and Easter all falling within the period.
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 high-profile character landmark in the heart of North Canterbury’s growth corridor presents a rare opportunity to acquire a landholding with substantial scale, flexible use rights, and compelling upside potential, Bayleys brokers say.
A well-positioned industrial landholding in the northern Whangārei suburb of Te Kamo is poised to benefit from a transformative infrastructure project.
A unique opportunity to occupy Rotorua’s newest industrial precinct is opening doors for forward-thinking operators and investors as demand grows for strategically located, cost-effective alternatives to New Zealand’s main centres.
Only a few residences remain at Jimmy’s Point, the crown jewel of Launch Bay’s waterfront precinct in Hobsonville Point, offering a final chance to claim a coastal lifestyle in one of Auckland’s most loved and liveable new communities.
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.
While optimism is creeping back into the market with improving corporate sentiment and easing interest rates, banks and economists are quietly lowering expectations for property values and GDP growth while keeping a close eye on geopolitical tensions.
As the effects of climate change increase and energy costs continue to rise, more New Zealanders are embracing the benefits of sustainable green homes.
The complex interplay of strategic, economic and operational catalysts is driving the corporate office market as occupiers seek to balance growth and innovation with cost control – implementing space that works harder for people, performance and purpose.
Snow is not the only thing drawing buyers to property across the world’s premier alpine locations and New Zealand is following suit, with people increasingly coming for the winter and staying for the summer.
A one-of-a-kind home designed by award-winning RTA Studio in one of Auckland’s most exclusive suburbs is capturing attention for its breathtaking architectural form and refined livability.
Activity around the Lower South Island residential property markets was somewhat subdued in April 2025 – notably due to a combination of school holidays, ANZAC Day, and Easter all falling within the period.
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 high-profile character landmark in the heart of North Canterbury’s growth corridor presents a rare opportunity to acquire a landholding with substantial scale, flexible use rights, and compelling upside potential, Bayleys brokers say.
A well-positioned industrial landholding in the northern Whangārei suburb of Te Kamo is poised to benefit from a transformative infrastructure project.
A unique opportunity to occupy Rotorua’s newest industrial precinct is opening doors for forward-thinking operators and investors as demand grows for strategically located, cost-effective alternatives to New Zealand’s main centres.