PROPERTY

A mid-1970’s 18 level podium/office tower structure which provides basement and roof level plant rooms, staff room and vaults, ground floor retail and office entry foyer, 4 podium office levels, mid-level carparking and an 11-storey office tower above.  A significant refurbishment programme has been completed to modernise the building to an “A” Grade.

IN THE HEART OF WELLINGTON’S ENTERTAINMENT PRECINCT

Oaks Wellington Hotel offers brand new modern accommodation in the heart of Wellington’s entertainment precinct. Boasting spectacular views, within close proximity to the waterfront, the hotel features a range of convenient amenities including an on-site restaurant and bar, meeting facilities, car parking and gym facilities.

The hotel is fresh and contemporary in its look, paying homage to the building’s history providing guests with a beautiful mix of history and style. Originally built in 1922 as an iconic Ford vehicle assembly plant it was then repurposed and now stands today transformed into a trendy and modern 9 storey hotel for guests to enjoy.

The building occupies a prominent site on the southern side of Courtenay Place situated in a city fringe position in office terms, although situated within the heart of the city’s entertainment precinct

Hotels combining lifestyle and design, for business and leisure

Pullman Rotorua is located in the city and only moments away from the lakefront. It is surrounded by surreal scenery and iconic attractions. Discover shooting geysers, bubbling mud, natural hot springs, and magical forests. The hotel has 130 rooms and suites, a gym, Executive Lounge, a vibrant restaurant, a chic bar, and 4 dynamic meeting rooms.

LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE CITY WITHIN PALMERSTON NORTH SQUARE

The property is situated in a prominent position within the Palmerston North “Square” being the “heart” of the City.  Close at hand is the Plaza retail complex which records the highest pedestrian traffic flows, the Palmerston North City Council and the Palmerston North City Library. 

This 11 floor building is widely recognized in Palmerston North and is regarded as a landmark of the City.  Once inside the views of the City and the surrounding Manawatu countryside are breathtaking.

ECO, RESIDENTIAL, LIFESTYLE DEVELOPMENT

At 198 hectares in area with an unprecedented 180 degree north to south coastal view sweep, Langsview Estate is a unique land holding with regenerating native bush, Kauri, Puriri, Rimu, streams and ridgelines making it a paradise for birds and a property of position.

About the property:

• 198.8 hectare enjoying 180 degrees north to south coastal vista sweep with commanding views; from the summit of the iconic Brynderwyns through views of Whangarei Heads, Bream Bay, across the ocean & gulf islands down to Te Arai & beyond
• Comprising 5 titles: 3 with Tarata Place road frontage, a built private road off Cove Road; 2 major titles, one with 2 storey dwelling the other with ‘workers cottage’
• The excess land assigned to a covenant, owned by all 34 lots
• Covered in regenerating, native bush & clusters of mature native species including Kauri, Rimu, Puriri; the contour features ridgelines, streams & bush clad slopes
• Paradise for native birdlife – 1½ hr drive from Auckland, strategically positioned on the Twin Coast Discovery Highway, with white sand beaches & spectacular fishing grounds of Bream Bay & ‘Hen and Chicken’ Islands nearby; regional amenities, a ¾ hr drive at Whangarei & Warkworth, & local amenities 10-15 min. drive to Mangawhai Heads & Te Arai in the South, Waipu Cove & Waipu in the North

This property comprises a leasehold commercial unit of some 480 sqm situated at the popular Shed 19 on Princes Wharf in Auckland’s Central Business District.

Princes Wharf is a former commercial wharf on the Auckland waterfront which has been redeveloped into multi-storey high-class mixed-use commercial offices, retail and residential property. The waterfront location offers panoramic views of the ferry terminal and downtown Auckland.

The property is the headquarters for the Stonewood Group and Stonewood Homes Auckland.

This is a four storey commercial building built in the 1980’s.  The building comprises ground floor showroom/warehouse accommodation, carparking to the rear of level one and office accommodation to the front of level one, and levels two and three.

All of the building is currently leased to Whitereia Polytechnic for a Performing Arts School

151 Willis Street is the site of the former Settlement Restaurant which was demolished in 2011.  Fronting Willis Street between the carpark entry and 151 Willis Street is an area of vacant land on which a Food Court has been constructed with 8 tenancies and a dining area. The Food Court is the only semi enclosed type in New Zealand, covered with a steel frame custom PVC canopy.  Four stalls front onto Willis Street with the remaining 4 positioned down the side and rear of the site.  There is seating for over 100 food court patrons

The 155 – 159 Willis Street property is situated on the eastern side of Willis Street with frontage to Edward Street, being in the southern fringe of the Wellington Central Business District. The existing property comprises a seven storey (including rooftop) carpark building constructed in 1982 providing 347 spaces currently leased to Wilson Parking. The ground floor retail arcade that includes 30 recently constructed “food stalls”. The stalls vary in size from circa 10 to 25 sqm each. Customer toilets are provided as well as a small kitchenette for use by stallholders. The two floors at the base of the Edward Street face of the building provide a large restaurant/nightclub tenancy on each floor. The ground floor is operated as Meow Café, while the upper floor has been recently leased to Paper Kite as office space. Adjoining this portion of the property is a substantial open paved area which is currently utilised as a pedestrian accessway as well as a right of way to the adjoining site. There is potential to build over this area above first floor level (so as the preserve the right of way).

131-139 Tory Street is made up of three separate buildings in a “U” shape with a central sealed carpark area providing approximately 140 car parks.  The largest building on the southern side of the site was constructed in approximately 1978 for the purpose of a dairy factory however was converted in 1994 into a large bulk-retailing showroom.

The remaining two buildings were upgraded and renovated during 1994 to provide ground floor retail and first-floor office accommodation with open car parking accessed via Tory Street for customer use. The site accommodates The Warehouse, Noel Leeming Appliances and Noel Leeming Technology as well as Laser Force, Kidicorp Childcare Centre, Bikram Yoga, and Sportworx Football Central

147-161 Tory Street comprises of three interconnected buildings that were constructed over a period of time from the mid 1950’s to 1970. With the northern building reaching two storeys, the middle four storeys and the southern three storeys.

The ground floor of the northern building has been refurbished into a showroom premises and is currently occupied by Look Sharp. The rear building on the corner of Tory Street and Francis Place has been leased to Ozeki Japanese Restaurant. Exodus Health & Fitness Club occupy levels 1 and 2. Level 3 provides a mix of open plan and partitioned office space with an outside decking area. The floor enjoys good levels of natural light and an attractive city outlook due to the low rise nature of surrounding buildings and is currently not leased.

One of two buildings 10 – 14 Park Avenue is Located to the southern side of Park Avenue and the corner of Queen Street, which is positioned to the South-Western fringe of the Otahuhu commercial centre, which is centered around the intersection of Great South Road and Atkinson Avenue.

The surrounding development area largely comprises of low rise commercial and industrial buildings built around the 1960’s, although there is also residential housing through out the area, close to local parks, the hospital, MIT and major transport systems.

The property comprises a two level commercial building, also constructed around the 1970’s. Renovated in 2015, this building now accommodates for 45 rooms with shared facilities.

Pullman Extension
100 Additional Rooms

This building was constructed circa 1986 and used as a dry-cleaning depot before being altered in 1988 to its current use as a vehicle workshop.

The industrial workshop and yard with a small office/reception is situated on the south east corner of Tory and Vivian Streets.  The building is utilised as a vehicle workshop for “Brendon Motors” and is fitted out with several electric vehicle hoists and pneumatic pressure equipment