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A “weak neutral” is how Chris Farhi, Bayleys Head of Insights, Data and Consulting describes the first half of this year despite ending 2023 on a more positive note.
With a housing supply shortage putting pressure on Kiwi, the government recently announced it’s planning to relax the rules around granny flats.
For many foreigners, the pull of New Zealand’s clean green image, vast landscapes and, slower pace of life is enough to convince them to make a permanent move here.
While a home and its location might be breathtakingly beautiful, it can often be hard for a potential buyer to visualise living in it without proper staging and furniture.
After decades of standalone housing dominating the supply pipeline, terraced housing is now the most common kind of new build in our major cities and for the country overall.
It’s the home of the beehive, Wellywood, windy weather and our parliamentarians. The saying goes, “you can’t beat Wellington on a good day”, but Bayleys Wellington Regional General Manager Grant Henderson believes you can’t beat Wellington - full stop.
A strategically located through-lot gaining double frontage exposure to two of the Gisborne CBD’s arterial routes is bursting with upside and early twentieth-century charm, Bayleys’ Mike Florance says.
A two-level mixed-use commercial and residential property in a high-profile location in the heart of Grey Lynn’s main retail strip, with options for both owner-occupiers and investors, is for sale.
The land and building housing a provincial branch of one of New Zealand’s biggest building supplies branches as part of a nationwide chain town have been placed on the market for sale.
A significant industrial facility in Hamilton’s well-connected and rapidly evolving Te Rapa industrial precinct offers a well-timed opportunity to leverage current real estate trends, Bayleys salespeople say.
A freehold retail property with a well-entrenched national brand occupier, in a prime location on Whangārei’s main street, is for sale.
With two bids remaining in the battle for an Auckland main stadium, the organisations behind those favoured developments each believe their proposals will offer significant benefits to the Auckland economy.
After decades of standalone housing dominating the supply pipeline, terraced housing is now the most common kind of new build in New Zealand, with demand being driven by affordability factor and a greater acceptance of intensive housing.
An extraordinary haven nestled on the picturesque upper South Island coast, 141 Rocklands Road is guaranteed to inspire and delight.
The industrial property sector has transcended its utilitarian image to become a high-value, well-performing, and sought-after asset class at the forefront of technology integration and heavily onboard with sustainability and green initiatives.
For the first time in more than 100 years, an impressive legacy estate elevated above the shores of Lake Wānaka is being offered for sale. Bayleys brokers say it is a unique and privileged opportunity as the long-standing custodians now seek new stewards.
A nine-bedroom chalet in one of Queenstown’s first large-scale subdivisions, currently serving as luxury worker accommodation, represents a rising trend for employers to provide high-quality housing solutions for their staff.
Five lots within a new industrial subdivision, uniquely positioned to harness the halo effect from one of the country’s newest geothermal-heated business parks, present a rare opportunity for businesses to thrive in a cutting-edge environment.
A diversely tenanted corner-site block sustaining six separate tenancies in the middle of a busy Central North Island town known for its farming and forestry activities has been placed on the market for sale.
Heavy demand is expected for 15 industrial lots for sale in a new business park on the edge of Blenheim, in a location optimising connectivity with other parks and key transport routes.
A “weak neutral” is how Chris Farhi, Bayleys Head of Insights, Data and Consulting describes the first half of this year despite ending 2023 on a more positive note.
With a housing supply shortage putting pressure on Kiwi, the government recently announced it’s planning to relax the rules around granny flats.
For many foreigners, the pull of New Zealand’s clean green image, vast landscapes and, slower pace of life is enough to convince them to make a permanent move here.
While a home and its location might be breathtakingly beautiful, it can often be hard for a potential buyer to visualise living in it without proper staging and furniture.
After decades of standalone housing dominating the supply pipeline, terraced housing is now the most common kind of new build in our major cities and for the country overall.
It’s the home of the beehive, Wellywood, windy weather and our parliamentarians. The saying goes, “you can’t beat Wellington on a good day”, but Bayleys Wellington Regional General Manager Grant Henderson believes you can’t beat Wellington - full stop.
A strategically located through-lot gaining double frontage exposure to two of the Gisborne CBD’s arterial routes is bursting with upside and early twentieth-century charm, Bayleys’ Mike Florance says.
A two-level mixed-use commercial and residential property in a high-profile location in the heart of Grey Lynn’s main retail strip, with options for both owner-occupiers and investors, is for sale.
The land and building housing a provincial branch of one of New Zealand’s biggest building supplies branches as part of a nationwide chain town have been placed on the market for sale.
A significant industrial facility in Hamilton’s well-connected and rapidly evolving Te Rapa industrial precinct offers a well-timed opportunity to leverage current real estate trends, Bayleys salespeople say.
A freehold retail property with a well-entrenched national brand occupier, in a prime location on Whangārei’s main street, is for sale.
With two bids remaining in the battle for an Auckland main stadium, the organisations behind those favoured developments each believe their proposals will offer significant benefits to the Auckland economy.
After decades of standalone housing dominating the supply pipeline, terraced housing is now the most common kind of new build in New Zealand, with demand being driven by affordability factor and a greater acceptance of intensive housing.
An extraordinary haven nestled on the picturesque upper South Island coast, 141 Rocklands Road is guaranteed to inspire and delight.
The industrial property sector has transcended its utilitarian image to become a high-value, well-performing, and sought-after asset class at the forefront of technology integration and heavily onboard with sustainability and green initiatives.
For the first time in more than 100 years, an impressive legacy estate elevated above the shores of Lake Wānaka is being offered for sale. Bayleys brokers say it is a unique and privileged opportunity as the long-standing custodians now seek new stewards.
A nine-bedroom chalet in one of Queenstown’s first large-scale subdivisions, currently serving as luxury worker accommodation, represents a rising trend for employers to provide high-quality housing solutions for their staff.
Five lots within a new industrial subdivision, uniquely positioned to harness the halo effect from one of the country’s newest geothermal-heated business parks, present a rare opportunity for businesses to thrive in a cutting-edge environment.
A diversely tenanted corner-site block sustaining six separate tenancies in the middle of a busy Central North Island town known for its farming and forestry activities has been placed on the market for sale.
Heavy demand is expected for 15 industrial lots for sale in a new business park on the edge of Blenheim, in a location optimising connectivity with other parks and key transport routes.
A “weak neutral” is how Chris Farhi, Bayleys Head of Insights, Data and Consulting describes the first half of this year despite ending 2023 on a more positive note.
With a housing supply shortage putting pressure on Kiwi, the government recently announced it’s planning to relax the rules around granny flats.
For many foreigners, the pull of New Zealand’s clean green image, vast landscapes and, slower pace of life is enough to convince them to make a permanent move here.
While a home and its location might be breathtakingly beautiful, it can often be hard for a potential buyer to visualise living in it without proper staging and furniture.
After decades of standalone housing dominating the supply pipeline, terraced housing is now the most common kind of new build in our major cities and for the country overall.
It’s the home of the beehive, Wellywood, windy weather and our parliamentarians. The saying goes, “you can’t beat Wellington on a good day”, but Bayleys Wellington Regional General Manager Grant Henderson believes you can’t beat Wellington - full stop.
A strategically located through-lot gaining double frontage exposure to two of the Gisborne CBD’s arterial routes is bursting with upside and early twentieth-century charm, Bayleys’ Mike Florance says.
A two-level mixed-use commercial and residential property in a high-profile location in the heart of Grey Lynn’s main retail strip, with options for both owner-occupiers and investors, is for sale.
The land and building housing a provincial branch of one of New Zealand’s biggest building supplies branches as part of a nationwide chain town have been placed on the market for sale.
A significant industrial facility in Hamilton’s well-connected and rapidly evolving Te Rapa industrial precinct offers a well-timed opportunity to leverage current real estate trends, Bayleys salespeople say.
A freehold retail property with a well-entrenched national brand occupier, in a prime location on Whangārei’s main street, is for sale.
With two bids remaining in the battle for an Auckland main stadium, the organisations behind those favoured developments each believe their proposals will offer significant benefits to the Auckland economy.
After decades of standalone housing dominating the supply pipeline, terraced housing is now the most common kind of new build in New Zealand, with demand being driven by affordability factor and a greater acceptance of intensive housing.
An extraordinary haven nestled on the picturesque upper South Island coast, 141 Rocklands Road is guaranteed to inspire and delight.
The industrial property sector has transcended its utilitarian image to become a high-value, well-performing, and sought-after asset class at the forefront of technology integration and heavily onboard with sustainability and green initiatives.
For the first time in more than 100 years, an impressive legacy estate elevated above the shores of Lake Wānaka is being offered for sale. Bayleys brokers say it is a unique and privileged opportunity as the long-standing custodians now seek new stewards.
A nine-bedroom chalet in one of Queenstown’s first large-scale subdivisions, currently serving as luxury worker accommodation, represents a rising trend for employers to provide high-quality housing solutions for their staff.
Five lots within a new industrial subdivision, uniquely positioned to harness the halo effect from one of the country’s newest geothermal-heated business parks, present a rare opportunity for businesses to thrive in a cutting-edge environment.
A diversely tenanted corner-site block sustaining six separate tenancies in the middle of a busy Central North Island town known for its farming and forestry activities has been placed on the market for sale.
Heavy demand is expected for 15 industrial lots for sale in a new business park on the edge of Blenheim, in a location optimising connectivity with other parks and key transport routes.