Get clear pricing advice and a sales plan built around your priorities. Our Auckland team handles the buyer conversations, negotiations and detail through to settlement.
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You want to know your property has been properly presented, suitable buyers have been approached and any offer has been carefully negotiated.
That starts before the campaign goes live. We assess your property, review comparable sales and consider how its location, condition and lease arrangements could influence buyer interest.
Then we talk through pricing, timing and the best way to bring it to market. Whether you’re selling a tenanted investment, a vacant warehouse or a commercial unit, you’ll understand our recommendation and the reasons behind it.
Releasing capital? Planning your next move? Just exploring your options? We get to know your property and what you want from the sale, so the plan fits your priorities.
We give you a realistic appraisal backed by comparable sales and buyer activity. Then we recommend how to sell, who to target and what to spend on marketing. You’ll know what we’re proposing and why.
We guide you through the information buyers need, from lease documents to building details. We identify gaps early and make your property’s selling points clear, so buyers can assess it with confidence.
We launch the marketing and pick up the phone to suitable buyers. We handle enquiries, organise viewings and follow up to turn initial interest into serious conversations.
You won’t have to chase us for news. We keep you updated on buyer interest, feedback and offers, with straight advice on what’s working and whether anything needs to change.
We negotiate the price and terms, helping you weigh up each offer against your priorities. Once you accept, we stay involved, following up with the buyer and working alongside your solicitor to keep the sale moving through to settlement.
Your property’s value depends on its location, condition, lease arrangements and demand from buyers. For a tenanted investment, rental income and lease security are important. For a vacant building, buyers may focus more on how the space suits their business. We review comparable sales and relevant buyer activity to give you a realistic appraisal and explain what supports it.
The main costs are agency commission, marketing and legal fees. We offer marketing packages at different price points to suit your property and budget, and explain what each includes. You’ll know the proposed commission, agreed marketing costs and when payments are due before you appoint us. Your solicitor can advise on legal fees.
Yes. A tenanted commercial property can appeal to investors looking for rental income. Buyers will consider the tenant, rent, remaining lease term, renewal rights and rent reviews. We help bring that information together and explain how the lease may affect your property’s appeal and likely sale price.
Yes.
If you prefer a quieter approach, we can match your property with active, pre-qualified buyers from our network.
That depends on who is most likely to buy it. Investors generally look for income, while owner-occupiers may need vacant premises for their business. Leasing before selling can attract a different buyer group, but the lease terms matter. Our sales and leasing teams can assess both options before you decide.
Buyers commonly want to review the title, relevant building and compliance records, and any leases or variations. For a tenanted property, rental and outgoings information may also be needed. We guide you through the information relevant to your property and work alongside your solicitor to identify gaps early.
You don’t need to be ready to list. Tell us about your property and what you’re considering, and we’ll discuss likely buyers, pricing and the next steps.