NZ Property Investor

BUILDING ANOTHER LIFE IN THE CITY

Demand for high quality and new space by office-based companies has presented a chance for savvy investors and landlords to give secondary quality buildings a new life.

And the focus has sharpened since the steady increase in unoccupied offices has also meant dropping rents.

Languishing B to D-grade offices are not going to lease in a hurry as the pandemic has prompted a shift to home-based work. This has left many landlords wondering about options for their underutilised property.

In the Auckland and Wellington markets there is still a significant amount of secondary space and new, higher-quality

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