Deal with Singapore fund may signal start of return of foreign investors - Colliers
Offshore buyers are eyeing up a return to New Zealand's commercial property market, as the country gradually reopens its borders.
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Offshore buyers are eyeing up a return to New Zealand's commercial property market, as the country gradually reopens its borders.
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Thursday, 15 July 2021, 4:16 pm Commercial office, retail and industrial markets, one year on from the end of New Zealand’s national lockdown, have performed more strongly than expected, according to a recent research report by Colliers. The report notes that the effect of lockdowns on the commercial property sectors, both locally and internationally, however, has varied across market sectors. Chris Dibble, head of research at Colliers, notes that property sector demand has responded positively as a result of the unprecedented amount of stimulus from the Government and the Reserve Bank. â€...