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Types of commercial real estate
Commercial property can be broadly defined as a property which has a direct commercial use. We can categorise commercial property into four broad groups:
Retail
Retail properties are spaces that are used to sell or market consumer goods and services. They include single shops through to large shopping centres or malls.
Office
Office property is space that is used for business purposes and includes large multi-storey office towers through to smaller suburban spaces. Office real estate will include additional facilities for the tenants including end of trip facilities, kitchens, meeting rooms, toilets and desk spaces.
Industrial
Industrial spaces can be extremely large warehouses that are utilised for manufacturing, storage and logistics purposes. On the other end of the spectrum, industrial properties can be smaller and sometimes have a mixture of warehouse and office space. Tenants typically range from logistics distributors to those producing goods. Find out more about industrial real estate investing.
Healthcare
Healthcare property generally includes real estate that contains healthcare facilities including hospitals, day hospitals and medical centres. The healthcare sector is underpinned by growing non-discretionary demand for healthcare services.
Agriculture
For individuals looking for a long-term investment opportunity, New Zealand’s agriculture properties have performed well over time from a capital growth perspective. Agriculture is one of New Zealand’s most important industries with food and fibre export revenue expected to reach a record $55 billion for the year to June 2023. An investment in a portfolio of high-performing agricultural assets offers diversification and potential distribution yields.