Editorial and insights
After more than two years in the trenches of economic despondency, there’s some reprieve in sight and we’re witnessing the tail end of the current property cycle mingling with green shoots of the emerging one.
A decade ago, sustainability was largely absent from property strategic planning, and now it’s a key driver in almost all business decision-making. Total Property checks in with property sustainability leaders ahead of World Green Building Week.
Bayleys champions and supports young property professionals as they establish their careers in the fast-paced real estate industry. Total Property talks to some of Bayleys’ brightest young talent about what excites them about property sector.
Despite residual economic niggles, Bayleys is proactively working with clients to optimise opportunities and seeing glimmer points ahead.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution – or 4IR – the data-driven world view that is transforming the global economy is upon us – so what does this mean for industrial property?
Owners of property in alpine resorts around the world are increasingly “going for the winter and staying for the summer.” Total Property takes a look at property trends in New Zealand’s alpine hotspots.
Two bids remain in the battle for an Auckland-based national stadium. Total Property explores the two options and what they mean for Auckland’s commercial property landscape.
It seems like the country has been in a holding pattern for too long and, the phrase being bandied around in business circles is “survive to ‘25”, but astute buyers recognise that a real window of opportunity is still wide open.
Viewed through an international lens, New Zealand is a desirable commercial investment destination for global private and family office wealth, with opportunities for residency pathways helping to sweeten some deals.
With banks rationalising their commercial real estate loan books, non-bank lenders are plugging a funding gap in the property development market, helping to get a pipeline of work moving and to revamp existing stock.
Building on discussions held during the recent New Zealand Green Building Council Housing Summit 2024, the country’s build-to-rent changemakers discuss the sector’s dual promise for housing supply and sustainability.
After more than two years in the trenches of economic despondency, there’s some reprieve in sight and we’re witnessing the tail end of the current property cycle mingling with green shoots of the emerging one.
A decade ago, sustainability was largely absent from property strategic planning, and now it’s a key driver in almost all business decision-making. Total Property checks in with property sustainability leaders ahead of World Green Building Week.
Bayleys champions and supports young property professionals as they establish their careers in the fast-paced real estate industry. Total Property talks to some of Bayleys’ brightest young talent about what excites them about property sector.
Despite residual economic niggles, Bayleys is proactively working with clients to optimise opportunities and seeing glimmer points ahead.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution – or 4IR – the data-driven world view that is transforming the global economy is upon us – so what does this mean for industrial property?
Owners of property in alpine resorts around the world are increasingly “going for the winter and staying for the summer.” Total Property takes a look at property trends in New Zealand’s alpine hotspots.
Two bids remain in the battle for an Auckland-based national stadium. Total Property explores the two options and what they mean for Auckland’s commercial property landscape.
It seems like the country has been in a holding pattern for too long and, the phrase being bandied around in business circles is “survive to ‘25”, but astute buyers recognise that a real window of opportunity is still wide open.
Viewed through an international lens, New Zealand is a desirable commercial investment destination for global private and family office wealth, with opportunities for residency pathways helping to sweeten some deals.
With banks rationalising their commercial real estate loan books, non-bank lenders are plugging a funding gap in the property development market, helping to get a pipeline of work moving and to revamp existing stock.
Building on discussions held during the recent New Zealand Green Building Council Housing Summit 2024, the country’s build-to-rent changemakers discuss the sector’s dual promise for housing supply and sustainability.
After more than two years in the trenches of economic despondency, there’s some reprieve in sight and we’re witnessing the tail end of the current property cycle mingling with green shoots of the emerging one.
A decade ago, sustainability was largely absent from property strategic planning, and now it’s a key driver in almost all business decision-making. Total Property checks in with property sustainability leaders ahead of World Green Building Week.
Bayleys champions and supports young property professionals as they establish their careers in the fast-paced real estate industry. Total Property talks to some of Bayleys’ brightest young talent about what excites them about property sector.
Despite residual economic niggles, Bayleys is proactively working with clients to optimise opportunities and seeing glimmer points ahead.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution – or 4IR – the data-driven world view that is transforming the global economy is upon us – so what does this mean for industrial property?
Owners of property in alpine resorts around the world are increasingly “going for the winter and staying for the summer.” Total Property takes a look at property trends in New Zealand’s alpine hotspots.
Two bids remain in the battle for an Auckland-based national stadium. Total Property explores the two options and what they mean for Auckland’s commercial property landscape.
It seems like the country has been in a holding pattern for too long and, the phrase being bandied around in business circles is “survive to ‘25”, but astute buyers recognise that a real window of opportunity is still wide open.
Viewed through an international lens, New Zealand is a desirable commercial investment destination for global private and family office wealth, with opportunities for residency pathways helping to sweeten some deals.
With banks rationalising their commercial real estate loan books, non-bank lenders are plugging a funding gap in the property development market, helping to get a pipeline of work moving and to revamp existing stock.
Building on discussions held during the recent New Zealand Green Building Council Housing Summit 2024, the country’s build-to-rent changemakers discuss the sector’s dual promise for housing supply and sustainability.