Retail
The Colliers National Retail team is a market leader in New Zealand and continues with an unparalleled track record of excellence in the retail leasing sector.
We have been extremely successful in leasing a wide range of retail projects from large format developments to supermarket based convenience centres and smaller format lifestyle precincts to high street specialty/fashion retail such as Wellingtons’ golden mile.
The team works closely with developers and tenants both locally and offshore to advocate current market trends and tenant requirements. We also actively assist owners with existing product in realising the potential of their developments and adding value by the strategic sourcing and placement of tenants.
Paul Tandy has recently been appointed as National Head of Specialty Retail Leasing working alongside Ash Hira and his team. They have just secured three major projects comprising: specialty retailing, high street and large format retail. With dedicated retail brokers throughout the country, NZ’s largest retail management company, the Colliers national retail team is committed to providing quality service with proven results for all clients.
With dedicated retail brokers throughout the country, plus our ongoing retail relationship with HG Livingstones - NZ’s largest retail management company, the Colliers national retail team is committed to providing quality service with proven results for all clients.
Top Shelf Magazine Out Now!
Colliers International is proud to release the latest Top Shelf magazine featuring retail leasing opportunities from Whangarei to Queenstown.
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December 12 2011
This month we update our last twelve months history, and our next twelve months forecasts of rental and capital value growth for Christchurch, Wellington and Auckland. They show that the bottom of the market has been well and truly reached, with mostly either flat conditions or modest declines in values recently.
Sales, Office Leasing, Retail, Industrial, Valuation and Advisory Services, Research & Consultancy, Auckland Office, North Shore Office, South Auckland Office, Hamilton Office, Wellington Office, Christchurch Brokerage, Alan McMahon, Leo Lee, Linda Bisman, Cherry Higginson
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November 4 2011
What should the local property market make of all the economic volatility and growth downgrades overseas? To a basic non-economist it means confidence will falter once again, and debt will become harder to find, not helped by New Zealand’s change of credit rating. The effect of that is not just on the property supply (ie development/investment) side of the equation but also on the demand side. Businesses holding back on investment and hiring decisions are less likely to want to move to new premises. Every participant will need more equity to make things happen.
Sales, Office Leasing, Retail, Industrial, Business Brokerage, Research & Consultancy, Auckland Office, North Shore Office, South Auckland Office, Hamilton Office, Wellington Office, Christchurch Brokerage, Alan McMahon, Leo Lee, Linda Bisman, Cherry Higginson
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October 10 2011
This month we concentrate primarily on the industrial property market. You may have seen the headline results of our investor confidence survey showing a slight dip in overall confidence, although there are still more optimists than pessimists. However looking at the industrial sector results for the main centres in more depth, it is clear that investor sentiment around the country is highly variable.
Sales, Office Leasing, Retail, Industrial, Corporate Solutions, Research & Consultancy, Investment, Auckland Office, North Shore Office, South Auckland Office, Hamilton Office, Tauranga Office, Wellington Office, Christchurch Brokerage, Queenstown Office, Wellington Valuation and Advisory Services, Alan McMahon, Leo Lee, Linda Bisman, Cherry Higginson
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December 12 2011
This month we update our last twelve months history, and our next twelve months forecasts of rental and capital value growth for Christchurch, Wellington and Auckland.
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November 9 2011
What should the local property market make of all the economic volatility and growth downgrades overseas? To a basic non-economist it means confidence will falter once again, and debt will become harder to find, not helped by New Zealand’s change of credit rating. The effect of that is not just on the property supply (ie development/investment) side of the equation but also on the demand side. Businesses holding back on investment and hiring decisions are less likely to want to move to new premises. Every participant will need more equity to make things happen.
Download PDF
View eBook
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October 12 2011
This month we concentrate primarily on the industrial property market. You may have seen the headline results of our investor confidence survey showing a slight dip in overall confidence, although there are still more optimists than pessimists. However looking at the industrial sector results for the main centres in more depth, it is clear that investor sentiment around the country is highly variable.
Download PDF
View eBook
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