Top commercial property sales in 2022 - $1.4 billion of deals
Singaporeans and Australians were involved in some of the biggest deals.
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$3.8b landlord thanks Auckland CBD workers for returning
In February, Pritchard pleaded: “Please come back".
Beca says goodbye Pitt St, hello Wynyard Quarter
Construction of new two-building waterfront project now at basement level.
Precinct strikes $382m, four-building deal with Singaporean investors
Many civil servants work in two Wellington buildings named in the deal.
Landlord gives retail tenants $8.3m rent relief, net profit falls
But revenue and dividends rose.
Older Auckland offices half-empty, yet new blocks rise: Why?
Precinct boss says some of the older stock may be struggling to meet people's needs.
Lights on, empty floors: Auckland's ghost towers
Empty floors in three key office towers make up 45 per cent of CBD vacancies.
Please, come back: $2.4b landlord to CBD workers
The consequences for Auckland and Wellington's CBD are dire, warns landlord.
New $1 billion real estate business announced
Analysts estimated Covid could have a $7m impact on the full-year result.
Odd things about 2021's largest property sale in NZ
Curious twists, turns in largest commercial property sale of 2021: here's why
2021's top 15 property deals
Office towers, a hotel, vineyard, mall, industrial estates, lifestyle centre - all sold
Summer questions: Returning to the office crucial - Commercial Bay owner
"The Olympics were fascinating, a great distraction ... seeing Lisa Carrington ..."
'Brave, challenging development': PwC Tower named winner
Community housing, hospital, tourism, supermarket and office buildings: winners
Property landlord has given $10m help to tenants during Covid
The $2.5 billion listed landlord is one of New Zealand's hardest hit businesses.
$1b Commercial Bay a year on: How is retail faring?
"My expectation is people will come from offshore and go, wow, you guys nailed it."
Which NZX property stocks could feel lockdown hardest?
Kiwi suffered the most last year, providing around $20m in rent abatements
Why Commercial Bay hospitality could be bouncing back
Big turnaround, from about 300,000 people a month to more than 1m/month
Precinct Properties sees net profit lift 411pc
Pandemic affected leasing business Generator and Commercial Bay shops
Australian, Middle Eastern owners sell Precinct Properties' management for $215m
Sydney and Abu Dhabi businesses to terminate management contract.
Facebook, Google, Amex, Expedia: Where they rent in Auckland
Several major businesses have taken advantage of Generator space.
Precinct reignites $200m-plus 1 Queen St plans
$298m plans revised: new scheme more in line with changed market conditions.
Precinct increases profit 213% after $148m valuation lifts
'Almost all Precinct's clients back working from premises' - CDO Scott Pritchard
Precinct Properties' $177m Auckland tower deal
Rise in valuations means portfolio now stands at $3.1b, even after tower sale.
Why NZ's best office view is screened: inside RockertWerkz
An airlock, inner and outer space - is it a movie set or RocketWerkz' new $5m workspace?
Court ruling to improve work practices: Fletcher chief
Fletcher ordered to pay Spotless more than $2m after contract dispute.
Auckland 'ghost' tower nearly half-empty, but Covid not to blame
Why the $180m property has so much vacant space.
No dividend for Fletcher shareholders, and no exec bonuses
Full details of performance in the past year released.
Commercial Bay gets 2m visitors yet valuation drops
'Full effects of Covid-19 still evolving'.
Ex-ComBay project boss sails into new territory
Boyhood dream was sailing, but property became his passion
Watch: Knee-trembling experience in NZ's fastest lifts
NZ's biggest office shift under way: 3200 tenants to work from block.
NZ's biggest corporate shift starts next month
Move marks the start of arrivals into New Zealand's tallest new office tower.
Commercial Bay apologises after refusing entry to BLM protesters
The shopping centre apologised to protesters over the incident, saying it was a mistake.
