A further lift in business confidence has been recorded in the first quarter of 2025, according to the latest NZIER Quarterly Survey of Business Opinion.
Property plays a primary role in the Māori economy, with a capital allocation valued in the billions.
The senior MD expects more activity from international capital, but increasingly sophisticated onshore buyers should dominate.
A new analysis shows the sector is now the second most valuable asset base for the Māori economy.
CBRE’s latest Transaction Monitor show 96 deals over the six months, with both the number of transactions and their value exceeding the same period a year earlier.
More residential property investors are considering selling, according to the February 2025 Investor Insight survey conducted by Crockers Property Management and economist Tony Alexander.
Office market activity is largely static in Invercargill but demand for prime retail and industrial space across Southland remains strong, according to CBRE.
The consultancy’s latest analysis shows the sector enjoying modest but encouraging growth over the peak season.
Thursday between 11am and 12pm is the most popular time of the week for Auckland’s CBD workers to seek coffee outside of the office, according to JLL.
The agent says international destinations like Queenstown and Rotorua fared well in 2024 but domestic-driven centres like Auckland and Wellington suffered.
New Zealand’s housing market has begun 2025 on a stable footing, with house prices returning to growth in recent months, according to ANZ.
An increase in the supply of new and refurbished office space entering the Wellington CBD office market in the past two years has resulted in more vacancies, according to CBRE.
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