Figures
Nelson Figures H1 2026
August 24, 2026 11 Minute Read
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SUMMARY
- Nelson CBD office vacancy rose to 9.2% in June 2026 (from 7.2% in June 2025), driven
mainly by Grade C move-outs on Bridge Street and Halifax Street and a single firm's
exit lifting Prime vacancy to 5.5%, with Trafalgar Street and Bridge Street now holding
most of the CBD's unoccupied office space. - Nelson CBD registered negative net absorption of 1,290 sqm in June 2026, led by
Grade C and A losses, as vacancies in low-quality space on Halifax and Bridge Streets
more than offset move-ins on other streets. - Nelson industrial vacancy rose to 3.9% from 3.1% in June 2026, led by Prime move outs in Richmond, Annesbrook and Stoke and further Grade B vacancies at Echodale
Place and Packham Crescent. - Stoke and Richmond were the suburbs with the highest industrial vacancy, whilst
Nelson South and Port Nelson had the lowest.