Infrastructure is essential to the efficient operation of our cities and impacts on how we live, work and play. It can also offer a significant opportunity for those looking to invest in commercial property or businesses.

Any landlord, investor or property manager knows that one of the most important parts of their job is attracting tenants and filling vacancies. However, what happens after the vacancy is filled? Retaining tenants is a vital piece of the puzzle.

This issue of Market Leader features:

This issue of Market Leader features:

Harcourts National Auction Manager, Aaron Davis, talks about selling commercial property at auction and the intangible factors that can make the magic happen.

By now, we all know about co-working, a new business model which totally disrupted the commercial real estate office sector in the US by reimagining the workspace. Co-working has quickly expanded to become the country’s most popular office design scheme.

Personal Guarantees are used as a way of overcoming concerns regarding future events, but it is never something to be taken lightly. It is important that a person providing a personal guarantee understands its full implications before agreeing to it. Obtaining independent legal advice should always be recommended.

Global growth continues to edge down amidst an almost farcical global political backdrop. Back home, sentiment has, if anything, darkened in response to the Reserve Bank (RBNZ) 50 basis point OCR cut in August. For property markets, will the allure of low interest rates overcome ingrained caution?

NAI Harcourts has released its final NAI Harcourts Key Assets commercial portfolio for 2019, which includes a selection of properties and businesses for sale and lease from around the country.

Whether you’re in the market looking to invest in a commercial property or you already own commercial real estate, you’ll want to ensure that you get the maximum return on your investment.