The primary sector is helping to drive the country’s economic recovery and with renewed confidence, strong demand and record sales activity there’s real demand to own a slice of rural New Zealand.
The strong surge in farmgate returns, particularly for sheepmeat, beef and dairy, are creating liquidity in the rural real estate market, presenting a timely opportunity for those considering succession planning or expansion options.
Building resilient, supportive and positive rural communities is important to Bayleys, and our people are happy to answer when the call goes out to support local causes – here’s a small taste of how we give back.
Lifestyle property demand is rising as buyers seek space, family-friendly locations, and work-from-home options. Activity is strongest in the Bay of Plenty and Waikato, with faster sales, more offers, and multi-generational living shaping the market.
A Matamata fattening property up for auction with Bayleys is well positioned for graziers and beef operators alike wanting to capitalise on its ideal location, great contour and excellent farm infrastructure.
Spring’s arrival usually signals renewed hope for vendors, but 2025 has proven anything but predictable. With an oversupply of listings and buyers behaving cautiously, simply putting up a “For Sale” sign is no longer enough.
We’ve been hearing for a while that the housing market recovery is on its way, but so far, it’s been a little sluggish. Despite several interest rate cuts, prices aren’t surging ahead — instead, they seem to be tracking sideways with small ups and downs.
A first for the real estate sector in one of New Zealand’s most prosperous seaside towns, a self-confessed TradeMe addict is selling his residential section with just a $1 reserve.
A substantial commercial premises in the heart of one of New Zealand’s foremost rural productive regions has been placed on the market for sale.
The resilience of New Zealand’s industrial sector is underscoring the appeal of quality investments, with a portfolio of three modern, income-backed facilities in Tauranga, Nelson and Christchurch being sold individually.
A fully leased, high-profile entertainment complex in Henderson’s metropolitan heart presents investors with a rare opportunity to secure long-term income underpinned by one of Australasia’s strongest leisure operators.
Emerging from the shadow of the now-glossy Downtown, Wynyard Quarter and Britomart precincts, Auckland’s Midtown area is getting a glow-up off the back of the $5 billion City Rail Link (CRL) mega-project.
A substantial, commercial building adapted for educational use offers owner occupiers, add value investors, and developers a diversified opportunity to secure scale, income, and long-term adaptability.
A fully leased retail block in the heart of Glen Innes’ rapidly evolving commercial core.
A substantial Drury landholding is up for sale, ripe for intensive residential development in a fast-rising southern epicentre of Auckland’s regional growth.
A fully leased 1980s retail and office building along Wellington’s preferred homewares and furniture shopping strip is for sale.
A well-located Mt Wellington industrial property with favourable underlying zoning is for sale, with agents saying that the site’s appeal is set to ramp up even further when global retail giant IKEA opens later this year.
The complete sell-out of two-bedroom homes in a new Frankton development signals the depth of demand for attainable housing in Queenstown, with attention now turned to the last remaining three-bedroom terraces.
A fully upgraded retail showroom and warehouse facility in one of East Auckland’s busiest retail precincts presents investors with a compelling opportunity.
A standalone character office/showroom opposite Victoria Park Market offers owner-occupiers and investors a versatile and well-connected base in one of the central city’s most amenity-rich mixed-use precincts.
The primary sector is helping to drive the country’s economic recovery and with renewed confidence, strong demand and record sales activity there’s real demand to own a slice of rural New Zealand.
The strong surge in farmgate returns, particularly for sheepmeat, beef and dairy, are creating liquidity in the rural real estate market, presenting a timely opportunity for those considering succession planning or expansion options.
Building resilient, supportive and positive rural communities is important to Bayleys, and our people are happy to answer when the call goes out to support local causes – here’s a small taste of how we give back.
Lifestyle property demand is rising as buyers seek space, family-friendly locations, and work-from-home options. Activity is strongest in the Bay of Plenty and Waikato, with faster sales, more offers, and multi-generational living shaping the market.
A Matamata fattening property up for auction with Bayleys is well positioned for graziers and beef operators alike wanting to capitalise on its ideal location, great contour and excellent farm infrastructure.
Spring’s arrival usually signals renewed hope for vendors, but 2025 has proven anything but predictable. With an oversupply of listings and buyers behaving cautiously, simply putting up a “For Sale” sign is no longer enough.
We’ve been hearing for a while that the housing market recovery is on its way, but so far, it’s been a little sluggish. Despite several interest rate cuts, prices aren’t surging ahead — instead, they seem to be tracking sideways with small ups and downs.
A first for the real estate sector in one of New Zealand’s most prosperous seaside towns, a self-confessed TradeMe addict is selling his residential section with just a $1 reserve.
A substantial commercial premises in the heart of one of New Zealand’s foremost rural productive regions has been placed on the market for sale.
The resilience of New Zealand’s industrial sector is underscoring the appeal of quality investments, with a portfolio of three modern, income-backed facilities in Tauranga, Nelson and Christchurch being sold individually.
A fully leased, high-profile entertainment complex in Henderson’s metropolitan heart presents investors with a rare opportunity to secure long-term income underpinned by one of Australasia’s strongest leisure operators.
Emerging from the shadow of the now-glossy Downtown, Wynyard Quarter and Britomart precincts, Auckland’s Midtown area is getting a glow-up off the back of the $5 billion City Rail Link (CRL) mega-project.
A substantial, commercial building adapted for educational use offers owner occupiers, add value investors, and developers a diversified opportunity to secure scale, income, and long-term adaptability.
A fully leased retail block in the heart of Glen Innes’ rapidly evolving commercial core.
A substantial Drury landholding is up for sale, ripe for intensive residential development in a fast-rising southern epicentre of Auckland’s regional growth.
A fully leased 1980s retail and office building along Wellington’s preferred homewares and furniture shopping strip is for sale.
A well-located Mt Wellington industrial property with favourable underlying zoning is for sale, with agents saying that the site’s appeal is set to ramp up even further when global retail giant IKEA opens later this year.
The complete sell-out of two-bedroom homes in a new Frankton development signals the depth of demand for attainable housing in Queenstown, with attention now turned to the last remaining three-bedroom terraces.
A fully upgraded retail showroom and warehouse facility in one of East Auckland’s busiest retail precincts presents investors with a compelling opportunity.
A standalone character office/showroom opposite Victoria Park Market offers owner-occupiers and investors a versatile and well-connected base in one of the central city’s most amenity-rich mixed-use precincts.
The primary sector is helping to drive the country’s economic recovery and with renewed confidence, strong demand and record sales activity there’s real demand to own a slice of rural New Zealand.
The strong surge in farmgate returns, particularly for sheepmeat, beef and dairy, are creating liquidity in the rural real estate market, presenting a timely opportunity for those considering succession planning or expansion options.
Building resilient, supportive and positive rural communities is important to Bayleys, and our people are happy to answer when the call goes out to support local causes – here’s a small taste of how we give back.
Lifestyle property demand is rising as buyers seek space, family-friendly locations, and work-from-home options. Activity is strongest in the Bay of Plenty and Waikato, with faster sales, more offers, and multi-generational living shaping the market.
A Matamata fattening property up for auction with Bayleys is well positioned for graziers and beef operators alike wanting to capitalise on its ideal location, great contour and excellent farm infrastructure.
Spring’s arrival usually signals renewed hope for vendors, but 2025 has proven anything but predictable. With an oversupply of listings and buyers behaving cautiously, simply putting up a “For Sale” sign is no longer enough.
We’ve been hearing for a while that the housing market recovery is on its way, but so far, it’s been a little sluggish. Despite several interest rate cuts, prices aren’t surging ahead — instead, they seem to be tracking sideways with small ups and downs.
A first for the real estate sector in one of New Zealand’s most prosperous seaside towns, a self-confessed TradeMe addict is selling his residential section with just a $1 reserve.
A substantial commercial premises in the heart of one of New Zealand’s foremost rural productive regions has been placed on the market for sale.
The resilience of New Zealand’s industrial sector is underscoring the appeal of quality investments, with a portfolio of three modern, income-backed facilities in Tauranga, Nelson and Christchurch being sold individually.
A fully leased, high-profile entertainment complex in Henderson’s metropolitan heart presents investors with a rare opportunity to secure long-term income underpinned by one of Australasia’s strongest leisure operators.
Emerging from the shadow of the now-glossy Downtown, Wynyard Quarter and Britomart precincts, Auckland’s Midtown area is getting a glow-up off the back of the $5 billion City Rail Link (CRL) mega-project.
A substantial, commercial building adapted for educational use offers owner occupiers, add value investors, and developers a diversified opportunity to secure scale, income, and long-term adaptability.
A fully leased retail block in the heart of Glen Innes’ rapidly evolving commercial core.
A substantial Drury landholding is up for sale, ripe for intensive residential development in a fast-rising southern epicentre of Auckland’s regional growth.
A fully leased 1980s retail and office building along Wellington’s preferred homewares and furniture shopping strip is for sale.
A well-located Mt Wellington industrial property with favourable underlying zoning is for sale, with agents saying that the site’s appeal is set to ramp up even further when global retail giant IKEA opens later this year.
The complete sell-out of two-bedroom homes in a new Frankton development signals the depth of demand for attainable housing in Queenstown, with attention now turned to the last remaining three-bedroom terraces.
A fully upgraded retail showroom and warehouse facility in one of East Auckland’s busiest retail precincts presents investors with a compelling opportunity.
A standalone character office/showroom opposite Victoria Park Market offers owner-occupiers and investors a versatile and well-connected base in one of the central city’s most amenity-rich mixed-use precincts.