Hawkes Bay Office
Colliers International Central Region Office is led by directors Simon Tremain, Jude Minor and Cam Ward and encompasses Hawke’s Bay, Palmerston North, Gisborne, Taupo, Levin, Otaki, Wanganui and Taranaki.
The team environment at the Colliers Central Region office is unique to the real estate industry. All of our team members are employees working for the brand and business rather than individual contractors. Our rising reputation for results and position as a market leader is quickly proving this model to be highly successful.
Our collaborative approach ensures that each property is placed with a specialist agent in their specific field of expertise. The team environment allows for a greater amount of information sharing which results in a wider network of potential buyers and representation across the market.
The team has achieved astonishing growth over the past two years and are looking forward to continuing this in 2013 with some exciting developments underway. Key successes for the team include brokering the largest commercial sale in Hawke’s Bay, the Kmart Plaza and the sales of Farmers Hastings, Beachfront and Shoreline Motels in Napier and the BNZ, Noel Leemings and Bond and Bond buildings in Palmerston North.
Hawkes Bay Office News and Research
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June 10 2013
The retail sector has received a re-boot as retailers lift their game, adapting and competing in a multi-channel world. While online shopping growth is continuing, so are traditional in store sales. National core retail household expenditure excluding online shopping is forecast to reach $39 billion by 2016. This will be a major catalyst for retail property sector growth. But, there are winners and losers as evident in our latest strip and mall retail vacancy surveys.
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June 10 2013
The retail sector has received a re-boot as retailers lift their game, adapting and competing in a multi-channel world. While online shopping growth is continuing, so are traditional in store sales. National core retail household expenditure excluding online shopping is forecast to reach $39 billion by 2016. This will be a major catalyst for retail property sector growth. But, there are winners and losers as evident in our latest strip and mall retail vacancy surveys.
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