Solid markets for New Zealand milk solids, shifts in land use regulation and optimistic operators keen to invest back into their industry means the land market for dairy units is enjoying positive prospects for the coming season.
The wine sector’s efforts to manage oversupply while maintaining a high-quality product have put the industry in a good position to weather a tough couple of years and emerge with plenty of potential to grow again into the future.
The slowdown of forestry conversions in the dry stock land market has opened the way for more pastorally competitive offers, with valuations aligning well with realistic livestock returns farmers are seeking.
A sound strategic plan from Zespri, benign weather for harvesting and strong market returns are reinforcing some highly positive market sentiment in the kiwifruit sector this year and underpinned horticulture’s momentum.
A large Hawke’s Bay dairy operation being marketed by Tony Rasmussen at Bayleys in Hawke’s Bay offers dairy investors an opportunity to acquire quality land with quality infrastructure, at a level of investment that turns a strong return on investment.
Sitting high in the Wairarapa hill country, the “Moonlight Peak” lodge provides both an off-grid holiday escape and a highly viable eco-tourism operation to its potential owners.
First-time farm buyers or those looking to expand their farming business will find appeal in a 100ha mid-input dairy unit at Otaua in the Franklin District, less than an hour from Auckland Airport.
High above Bay of Plenty’s picturesque Lake Ōkāreka is a larger lifestyle farming property with a magnificent family home offering spectacular views and multiple income streams for new owners to tap into.
Success for rural landowners depends on what they grow, but also how strategically they use their land to manage risk and leverage new opportunities.
Offers close on April 23 in a deadline sale for a large, hill country breeding property in a sought-after farming location northeast of Whanganui.
A farm sharing its boundary with the bush clad Ureweras offers the chance to return to old school pastoral traditions while also enjoying some unique lifestyle opportunities.
Three attractive blocks of grazing country overlooking the Akaroa inner harbour are for sale, providing a rare chance for buyers keen to secure a slice of land on Banks Peninsula.
An appealing 158.8-hectare farm in seven titles with scope for several land use options is for sale at Pataua South on the picturesque Whangarei Peninsula.
A fortunate blend of location, landscape and soil has created a unique opportunity for buyers seeking an idyllic Waikato property capable of generating realistic farming returns.
A fully-irrigated Canterbury dairy unit recognised this year for its environmental management, sustainability and efficient water use, is on the market.
An immaculate dairy farm in one of Canterbury’s most sought-after dairy districts has sold for $34m at auction.
A slice of unique Northland coastline is the highlight of a stunning property near Dargaville being sold for the first time in over 70 years.
Like many farming families, Waikato farmers Jo and Paul Bodle have been wrestling with creating an equitable succession plan for themselves and their three children.
A high-country station that has been the backdrop for many Queenstown holiday snapshots is now itself the focal point for buyers wanting to claim its iconic landscape for themselves.
Scale and production similar to Canterbury, but at more attractive local pricing is the opportunity awaiting buyers for three dairy farms on the Hauraki Plains near Waitakaruru.
Solid markets for New Zealand milk solids, shifts in land use regulation and optimistic operators keen to invest back into their industry means the land market for dairy units is enjoying positive prospects for the coming season.
The wine sector’s efforts to manage oversupply while maintaining a high-quality product have put the industry in a good position to weather a tough couple of years and emerge with plenty of potential to grow again into the future.
The slowdown of forestry conversions in the dry stock land market has opened the way for more pastorally competitive offers, with valuations aligning well with realistic livestock returns farmers are seeking.
A sound strategic plan from Zespri, benign weather for harvesting and strong market returns are reinforcing some highly positive market sentiment in the kiwifruit sector this year and underpinned horticulture’s momentum.
A large Hawke’s Bay dairy operation being marketed by Tony Rasmussen at Bayleys in Hawke’s Bay offers dairy investors an opportunity to acquire quality land with quality infrastructure, at a level of investment that turns a strong return on investment.
Sitting high in the Wairarapa hill country, the “Moonlight Peak” lodge provides both an off-grid holiday escape and a highly viable eco-tourism operation to its potential owners.
First-time farm buyers or those looking to expand their farming business will find appeal in a 100ha mid-input dairy unit at Otaua in the Franklin District, less than an hour from Auckland Airport.
High above Bay of Plenty’s picturesque Lake Ōkāreka is a larger lifestyle farming property with a magnificent family home offering spectacular views and multiple income streams for new owners to tap into.
Success for rural landowners depends on what they grow, but also how strategically they use their land to manage risk and leverage new opportunities.
Offers close on April 23 in a deadline sale for a large, hill country breeding property in a sought-after farming location northeast of Whanganui.
A farm sharing its boundary with the bush clad Ureweras offers the chance to return to old school pastoral traditions while also enjoying some unique lifestyle opportunities.
Three attractive blocks of grazing country overlooking the Akaroa inner harbour are for sale, providing a rare chance for buyers keen to secure a slice of land on Banks Peninsula.
An appealing 158.8-hectare farm in seven titles with scope for several land use options is for sale at Pataua South on the picturesque Whangarei Peninsula.
A fortunate blend of location, landscape and soil has created a unique opportunity for buyers seeking an idyllic Waikato property capable of generating realistic farming returns.
A fully-irrigated Canterbury dairy unit recognised this year for its environmental management, sustainability and efficient water use, is on the market.
An immaculate dairy farm in one of Canterbury’s most sought-after dairy districts has sold for $34m at auction.
A slice of unique Northland coastline is the highlight of a stunning property near Dargaville being sold for the first time in over 70 years.
Like many farming families, Waikato farmers Jo and Paul Bodle have been wrestling with creating an equitable succession plan for themselves and their three children.
A high-country station that has been the backdrop for many Queenstown holiday snapshots is now itself the focal point for buyers wanting to claim its iconic landscape for themselves.
Scale and production similar to Canterbury, but at more attractive local pricing is the opportunity awaiting buyers for three dairy farms on the Hauraki Plains near Waitakaruru.
Solid markets for New Zealand milk solids, shifts in land use regulation and optimistic operators keen to invest back into their industry means the land market for dairy units is enjoying positive prospects for the coming season.
The wine sector’s efforts to manage oversupply while maintaining a high-quality product have put the industry in a good position to weather a tough couple of years and emerge with plenty of potential to grow again into the future.
The slowdown of forestry conversions in the dry stock land market has opened the way for more pastorally competitive offers, with valuations aligning well with realistic livestock returns farmers are seeking.
A sound strategic plan from Zespri, benign weather for harvesting and strong market returns are reinforcing some highly positive market sentiment in the kiwifruit sector this year and underpinned horticulture’s momentum.
A large Hawke’s Bay dairy operation being marketed by Tony Rasmussen at Bayleys in Hawke’s Bay offers dairy investors an opportunity to acquire quality land with quality infrastructure, at a level of investment that turns a strong return on investment.
Sitting high in the Wairarapa hill country, the “Moonlight Peak” lodge provides both an off-grid holiday escape and a highly viable eco-tourism operation to its potential owners.
First-time farm buyers or those looking to expand their farming business will find appeal in a 100ha mid-input dairy unit at Otaua in the Franklin District, less than an hour from Auckland Airport.
High above Bay of Plenty’s picturesque Lake Ōkāreka is a larger lifestyle farming property with a magnificent family home offering spectacular views and multiple income streams for new owners to tap into.
Success for rural landowners depends on what they grow, but also how strategically they use their land to manage risk and leverage new opportunities.
Offers close on April 23 in a deadline sale for a large, hill country breeding property in a sought-after farming location northeast of Whanganui.
A farm sharing its boundary with the bush clad Ureweras offers the chance to return to old school pastoral traditions while also enjoying some unique lifestyle opportunities.
Three attractive blocks of grazing country overlooking the Akaroa inner harbour are for sale, providing a rare chance for buyers keen to secure a slice of land on Banks Peninsula.
An appealing 158.8-hectare farm in seven titles with scope for several land use options is for sale at Pataua South on the picturesque Whangarei Peninsula.
A fortunate blend of location, landscape and soil has created a unique opportunity for buyers seeking an idyllic Waikato property capable of generating realistic farming returns.
A fully-irrigated Canterbury dairy unit recognised this year for its environmental management, sustainability and efficient water use, is on the market.
An immaculate dairy farm in one of Canterbury’s most sought-after dairy districts has sold for $34m at auction.
A slice of unique Northland coastline is the highlight of a stunning property near Dargaville being sold for the first time in over 70 years.
Like many farming families, Waikato farmers Jo and Paul Bodle have been wrestling with creating an equitable succession plan for themselves and their three children.
A high-country station that has been the backdrop for many Queenstown holiday snapshots is now itself the focal point for buyers wanting to claim its iconic landscape for themselves.
Scale and production similar to Canterbury, but at more attractive local pricing is the opportunity awaiting buyers for three dairy farms on the Hauraki Plains near Waitakaruru.