Is New Zealand on the cusp of greater data centre demand?
The unprecedented increased in internet demand last year led to an obvious spike in the requirements for data storage. As a result, data centre operators are seeking opportunities to expand into other cities. Zoltan Moricz explores what this means for New Zealand and if we are ready for the impact.
Government property decisions are now influenced by NABERSNZ ratings – have you caught up?
Following the announcement introducing a NABERSNZ minimum star ratings requirement on existing and new office tenancies for all mandated government agencies, Manoj Ediriweera summarises these changes and outlines the benefits for landlords.
The future of commercial property is looking bright
At our recent CBRE Market Outlook: Restart the Uneven Recovery event we discussed the outlook for key market sectors within Auckland around supply, demand, vacancy and yields.
Is New Zealand on the cusp of greater data centre demand?
The unprecedented increased in internet demand last year led to an obvious spike in the requirements for data storage. As a result, data centre operators are seeking opportunities to expand into other cities. Zoltan Moricz explores what this means for New Zealand and if we are ready for the impact.
Government property decisions are now influenced by NABERSNZ ratings – have you caught up?
Following the announcement introducing a NABERSNZ minimum star ratings requirement on existing and new office tenancies for all mandated government agencies, Manoj Ediriweera summarises these changes and outlines the benefits for landlords.
Liquid New Zealand property market highlighting depth of dry powder
After the first 2020 lockdown was behind us, H2 saw the continuation of a strong investment market in New Zealand, although there was still a cautious but optimistic air to most campaigns. Ultimately, we saw continued asset price growth across the main markets and total transaction volumes of $2.9 billion, in the $20 million plus space for the year.
The future of commercial property is looking bright
At our recent CBRE Market Outlook: Restart the Uneven Recovery event we discussed the outlook for key market sectors within Auckland around supply, demand, vacancy and yields.
The future of work is a work in progress
New Zealand occupiers are in a better position than the majority of our global counterparts with a good deal of normality in our day-to-day office life. The next 12 + months will likely reshape the future of workplace within New Zealand, refocusing, and at time accelerating, how the changes are adapted and implemented.
Are CBD offices still alive and kicking?
The latest Auckland office vacancy figures are painting a slightly different picture than previously imagined regarding the impact that Covid-19 has had on the Auckland CBD office vacancy. Campbell Pritchard explains why the impact appears less than expected and why the CBD office is definitely not dead.
With global supply chain in disorder, the focus becomes local
The biggest changes and drivers of new activity in the property sector last year highlighted the importance and key role that supply chain plays. Claus Brewer outlines key learnings from 2020 and how important the property sector is in supply chain performance.
New Zealand to benefit from uplift in Asia-Pacific property investment activity
Confidence in commercial real estate is on the rise across the Asia-Pacific region. Zoltan Moricz outlines the key points from CBRE’s Asia-Pacific Investor Intentions survey and what we expect to see in New Zealand this year.
Are you making the most of the surprise benefits for commercial real estate thanks to COVID-19?
Commercial real estate is reaping surprise benefits as a result of COVID-19 due to the Government’s stimulus package. Phil Overend explains how the reintroduction of depreciation on non-residential building structures works and what commercial property owners can do to take advantage of this change.