Property Investment stories
Tight vacancy and rising rents are keeping Auckland industrial yields near record lows, despite signs of slower growth later this year.
Investor confidence has recovered to September 2017 levels, even as online retail growth and flexible offices reshape New Zealand property demand.
The 25-year-old Porirua mall will keep its on-site staff after a AUD $100 million sale, easing concern for retailers and shoppers.
Prices outside Auckland climbed to record levels in March, even as the city’s median house price fell 2.2% year-on-year.
Investors are being offered a 178-unit Auckland CBD hotel with an 11-year lease, in a sale billed as the city's first major since 2012.
Retailers are holding out for the right spaces in Auckland and Wellington, keeping prime CBD strip rents unchanged despite tight vacancies.
More than 20 councils joining GoShift could cut delays and costs for builders, developers and homeowners across New Zealand.
Auckland’s self-storage operators are benefiting as apartment living lifts demand, with average occupancy holding at 90.46 per cent and fees rising 4.18 per cent.
A Kiev apartment sale paid for in cryptocurrency signals blockchain could simplify cross-border property deals and attract foreign investors.
Christchurch faces a glut of CBD offices as Wellington’s prime space has all but vanished after quake damage, Colliers says.
Investors can buy into four North Island warehouses leased back to Provida, with the scheme targeting a projected 8 per cent annual return.
Pre-election uncertainty barely dented residential sentiment, with a survey showing house price expectations holding steady across New Zealand.
Tight supply and surging demand are pushing industrial property yields to record lows across New Zealand, with Auckland and Wellington hardest hit.
The $240 million Convention Centre deal is expected to reassure investors, developers and suppliers while creating jobs in Christchurch's CBD.
Higher occupancy and stronger valuations lifted Precinct Properties’ annual profit as limited office supply kept demand for city centre space firm.
New hotel rooms could squeeze occupancy and rates if development outpaces demand in New Zealand’s tourism markets.
More office options are easing pressure on businesses in Auckland and Wellington as new projects lift vacancy from near-record lows.
China’s curbs on overseas dealmaking are likely to slow capital deployment, yet demand for global commercial property should remain strong.
Mass timber is gaining traction because it can match concrete on strength while cutting build times, waste and carbon emissions.
Vacancy in Auckland’s CBD rose to 3.6 per cent in June, giving businesses seeking prime offices some relief after years of scarcity.
