Development site goes on the market in receivership sale
A large parcel of undeveloped land on the edge of Lower Hutt’s commercial and industrial precinct has been placed on the market for sale through a receivership process. Continue →
Author Cornelia Luethi
CBRE New Zealand once again scoops top award
CBRE Group has been named the top global real estate advisory firm in the annual Euromoney Real Estate Awards for the fifth consecutive year. Continue →
Property Council announces Wellington Property People Awards
Property Council’s Wellington Property People Awards have been announced.
Wellington branch president Mike Cole says the Property Council is delighted to celebrate the people who are shaping Wellington through innovative building, design, and services to the industry. Continue →
Viridian Glass opens state-of-the-art processing plant
Viridian Glass has officially opened a new state-of-the-art processing plant in Highbrook, Auckland. Continue →
South Island’s largest creative office space officially opened
Christchurch’s central city now has the South Island’s largest creative office space and the new home of agency Plato Creative. Continue →
Partnership creates electric vehicle stations for shoppers
Kiwi Property and Meridian Energy, have joined forces to help support electric car adoption and give New Zealand shoppers a free ride. Continue →
Mayor says Mapua wharf waterfront adds value
Mayor Richard Kempthorne has responded to critics of the Shed 4 development at Mapua wharf saying the investment Tasman District Council has made is of immense importance to the district and will have benefits far beyond the immediate tenants and Mapua community. Continue →
Auckland penthouse sells for $4.75 million
Alexandra Park’s largest penthouse has just sold for $4.75 million.
The development includes five penthouses sitting above Alexandra Park’s urban village now under construction on Green Lane West in Auckland. Continue →
Entries open for Commercial Project Awards
The search is on for the country’s top commercial building – with entries now open for the fifth annual New Zealand Commercial Project Awards. Continue →
Solving the puzzle for Z
“The solution of one problem,” said Martin Luther King, “brings us face to face with another problem.” Continue →
Tyco launches new AquaMist website
Tyco Fire Protection Products, a division of Tyco, the world’s largest dedicated fire protection and security company, announces the launch of its new AquaMist website, www.tycoaquamist.com. Continue →
Book your inspection with FPIS
After 25 years as the leading nationwide inspection company in New Zealand, we are still the market leader in the inspection market. Continue →
Smaller Christchurch companies to decide between CBD and suburbs
Big organisations have led the return to a regenerating Christchurch CBD, leaving smaller operators in the suburbs according to commercial property company JLL. Continue →
The Unitary Plan balancing act
At no other time in Auckland’s history has the city found itself at such a significant and defining crossroads. Continue →
Major new development on the cards for Newmarket
Plans have just been revealed for a major new development by Manson TCLM in Auckland’s inner city suburb of Newmarket. Continue →
Sylvia Park office development secures anchor tenant
Kiwi Property has secured IAG New Zealand (IAG) as an anchor tenant for a new $80 million office tower to be constructed at Sylvia Park Shopping Centre, in Auckland. Continue →
High tech monitoring watches over CBD properties
The construction of the City Rail Link (CRL) tunnels underneath Auckland’s city centre is a major challenge requiring a robust and innovative approach to construction monitoring – especially when it comes to the extremely valuable real estate around Queen Street, Albert and Victoria Streets. Continue →
New Zealand’s biggest town planning exercise officially approved
The Auckland Council has signed off on the city’s massive Unitary Plan, which has taken some 250 days to bring to fruition and four days of final discussion by council. Continue →
It’s all about timing
Office space in Auckland’s CBD is the tightest it has been for more than 20 years, Colliers International’s latest New Zealand Research Report notes. Continue →
Fund to support quake prone heritage buildings
A new multi-million-dollar fund to help support the retention of New Zealand’s built heritage has been announced by Arts, Culture and Heritage minister Maggie Barry. Continue →