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CONTENTS The CAB at Civic Quarter is at the centre of the cultural and economic heart of Auckland. 12,040 new residents have moved into the city centre over the last three years with further substantial growth forecast. 04 06 08 The city centre population is growing Your opportunity The CAB: The CAB: is now An overview Investor benefits at 6 times that of the Auckland region population. Your opportunity is here and now. 09 10 12 The CAB: The CAB: Auckland city Tax benefits Investor advantage highlights Aotea Square art installation 2016 14 18 19 Why invest in The CAB The CAB: Case studies: Auckland apartments Investment proposition Investors insight 20 22 24 High performing The developer Contact floor plans and team The contents of this document do not form part of any contract. This document has been compiled using information provided by third parties. Love & Co. and Bayleys accept no responsibility for its accuracy or completeness. In all cases, interested parties should conduct their own verification of the information in this document, as well as their own investigation and analysis of the property described in it. All parties are urged to take legal advice before entering into any contract or agreement regarding the property described herein. © Love & Co. 2017 The CAB and Civic Quarter are registered trademarks of Love & Co. 2 The CAB Investment pack 3
YOUR OPPORT UNIT Y IS NOW The CAB will be the centrepiece of a visionary mixed-use precinct in Auckland's CBD arts and culture hub. There is an opportunity for investors who recognise the value inherent in the building’s credentials and the strategic location to invest in an iconic development. Built for the government by the government, this With Auckland’s population growing exponentially, prestigious building was designed in the mid-1950s a clearly identified shortage of housing, and ongoing and opened in 1966. The 18-story classic modernist improvements to the CBD environment, quality tower known as the Civic Administration Building apartment units within thoughtfully-designed and was the long-time administrative hub of Auckland integrated city precincts will be sought-after by a Council, and New Zealand’s first skyscraper. discerning rental market and owner occupiers alike. This is where The CAB differs from other new Looking at historic trends globally, well-located apartment developments – it has proven properties close to underground railway stations fundamentals in that the building already exists and have outperformed other areas. Auckland will be while it will be stripped back to its structure, which New Zealand's first city to have an underground has an "A” Grade seismic rating, to facilitate the total system. Astute investors will perceive the inherent refurbishment, the inherent risks of a new build are opportunity The CAB’s location presents as a result. not present. It also has recognised significance to the Increasing employment opportunities city’s architectural history. in the CBD, the presence of multiple The building has heritage status and a sensitive tertiary education providers in the refurbishment programme will ensure that the tower city centre and the advancement remains a cornerstone of the city’s architectural of new transport initiatives – fabric in the future. all reinforce the investment value proposition of ACOMPLETE View from a 'B' apartment The CAB. RENOVATION & GRAND RESTORATION CRL Civic e Theatre Driv ral yo Ma Cinemas Central City Aotea Library Centre d St Aotea Rutlan Square t AUT en S Que Wa kefi 2 1 3 e ld S May t 4 Air ora e Auckland Av Town Hall eda lD ys re riv le S G e t 1 The CAB Designed in the mid-1950s by Tibor Doner and opened in 1966. 2 CQ Hotel The laneway outside The CAB, creating flow and connection into Aotea Square. 3 CQ Headquarters 4 One Greys Residences 4 The CAB Investment pack 5
THE C AB: AN OVERVIEW View from a western apartment The CAB is an established, proven The existing building provides a sturdy “A” Grade seismic Features include: Make it your own structure and versatile framework for the experienced • A partments ranging in size from 45m – to the 2 Timeless interior design and high specification building – built by the government developers, Love & Co. to retrofit to today’s exacting 600m2 Penthouse finishes have been carefully considered with three for the government – to high construction benchmarks. • A range of configurations from one bedroom upwards contemporary colour palettes to select from. A bespoke interior design service is available for standards and with ground- The interior and exterior of the building will be • "A" Grade seismic rating to 100% of New Building customised interiors. completely refurbished with integrity to meet 21st Standard (NBS) or better breaking technologies at the time. century luxury apartment expectations. • B uilt to latest fire, safety and evacuation compliance Where other developments face the issues of building standards with two separate egress stairwells Standard to each apartment foundations and structure, the hard work is already • All new double-glazed exterior windows for efficient • Wool carpets done at The CAB, all that needs to be done is replace heat and sound insulation old with new. • Marble bench tops • Floor to ceiling windows allowing for light-filled living and wide city vistas • European appliances including induction cooking • New lifts, plumbing and electrical services throughout • Large floor plates allow for spacious, well- • Timber floors proportioned individual apartments with very liveable The interior is designed with quality, long lasting layouts which will appeal to tenants and owner materials, which will perform well and appeal to all. occupiers alike 6 The CAB Investment pack 7
THE C AB: INVES TOR BENEFITS With large infrastructure investment in the Auckland CBD, Civic Quarter will be part of the transformation of Aotea Square and adjoining areas. They will be served by the new underground City Rail Link and its dedicated Aotea Station. • Body Corporate structure will protect • As the apartments are pet-friendly, owners’ rights and property interests the potential tenant pool is broadened. and have an ongoing maintenance • The new Aotea Station (as part of the fund to future-proof the asset. evolving underground City Rail Link) is • Apartments can be used for short to be located just moments from term accommodation. The CAB and will be open by 2023. • Car parks can be leased out • A 10% deposit for New Zealand independently of an apartment residents (20% for others) secures your for an additional income stream. place at The CAB, with the balance The Civic Carpark (939 Parks) just next payable on completion. door offers the ability to lease carparks Flexible options exist for the deposit should tenants require additional to either be in cash, bank guarantee carparks or provide future flexibility or deposit bond. Your deposit is held if purchasing a carpark is not an safely in law firm Chapman Tripp’s trust immediate investment requirement. account and is not released to the developer until settlement. • A tailored property management service is available to minimise • Experienced, market-leading disruption to income when tenants developers with stringent quality leave, and to undertake regular control and a proven and inspections/reporting. respected team. The tax benefits of investing at The CAB Property investment is no different to other investments in that the expenses you incur to derive your income are deductible. However, New Zealand is unique in a number of ways in terms of the way property is currently taxed*. • NO Stamp Duty, transfer or transaction taxes or other duties on property • NO GST (VAT) on residential property • NO explicit capital gains tax** • NO ring-fencing of tax losses generated from property investment operating expenses e.g. excess interest deductions and repairs and maintenance costs, meaning you can offset these against your other income sources such as salary and wages • If you have other sources of income such as salary and wages you can apply to Inland Residents Pool Gym Private theatre Revenue for a special tax code, this means you would have less tax deducted from your car parking salary each week, and could use the additional income to service your mortgage * This is information is not tax advice; please consult your own tax advisor prior to making any investment decision. ** A “Bright line” test was recently introduced where the sale of property within two years of purchase would be taxed unless the property was your family home. Pet-friendly Boutique Restaurants The heart of However, the benefit of purchasing at The CAB is that the two year period starts from the date of the contract, supermarket & Cafés the CBD NOT the date of settlement meaning if you act now by the time The CAB is projected to be finished in late 2019, if you have had a change of circumstance, you should be able to sell your investment and pay no tax. 8 The CAB Investment pack 9
THE C AB: INVES TOR ADVANTAG E LOC ATION IS E VERY THING The CAB New CBD Central Rail Station Aotea Victoria Park Wynyard Quarter Town Hall MIN Aotea Square 1 Civic Theatre Harbour Bridge WALK Q Theatre Silo Park SkyCity Casino and Convention Centre The Civic Theatre Queen Street Aotea Centre Westhaven Federal Street Ferry Marina Britomart SkyCity Grand Hotel Terminal Auckland Entertainment Centre Art Gallery Auckland Queen Street University Town Hall New CRL Station CBD Park Viaduct Harbour Aotea Square AUT Albert Park MIN SkyCity Casino and 5 Convention Centre WALK Federal Street AUT University MIN Auckland University 10 Auckland Art Gallery WALK Albert Park Civic Quarter MIN Ferry Terminal 15 Britomart WALK Viaduct Harbour Wynyard Quarter Victoria Park Central Police Station Auckland Hospital Amora Hotel Auckland Council Major Motorway On/Off Ramps Grand Millennium Hotel CBD Park Karangahape Rd Proposed Sheraton Langham Hotel 10 The CAB Investment pack 11
AUCKL AND CIT Y HIGHLIGHTS ignificant infrastructure investment has been S committed in Auckland city with the City Rail Link well But why does this make investing at The CAB the opportunity you need underway, and improvements being made to the bus to seize now? network. This will significantly improve connections between the CBD and suburban Auckland. Increased development in the CBD leads to greater demand for rental accommodation from those uckland Council is committed to its Liveable City A people working in these new buildings and wanting vision, making the city easier to live in, navigate, to avoid extended commutes. It also drives demand The $700 million New Zealand International Convention traverse and enjoy. for short-term accommodation. Centre (NZICC) to be operated by SkyCity, is set to New cycle and walkway initiatives are improving the These new buildings have a multiplier effect, as the open in Auckland in 2019. NZICC will feature 8,100m2 already strong recreational attributes of the city. occupants drive ancillary services such as food and of exhibition space, 2,700m2 of meeting space and a Significant investment has been, and continues to beverage, further increasing the numbers working in be, made by national and multi-national firms that the CBD and reducing rental accommodation close by. plenary theatre for more than 2,800 delegates are cementing a headquarter presence in Auckland The NZICC will be able to cater for far more ew Zealand will defend the 36th America’s Cup on N city, as evidenced by the emergence of a business- delegates than room nights available at the closest forward precinct at the Wynyard Quarter. Auckland harbour in 2021 with planning now underway hotels including Sky City. This should in turn increase Auckland city’s retail sector continues to attract demand for short-term Airbnb style accommodation. and significant investment ahead of the event. international luxury brands with Tiffany, Chanel, The NZICC will also have a multiplier effect as those Prada, Gucci, Dior, Louis Vuitton all having a delegates eat, drink and shop in the immediate vicinity presence within walking distance of The CAB. driving the demand for ancillary workers and the new, flagship $941 million retail and commercial A associated rental accommodation they will require. precinct, Commercial Bay is being built at the harbour-end of Queen Street with stage one expected to open mid-2018. It will provide a 39,000m2 office tower and 18,000m2 of retail. Wynyard Quarter Commercial Bay City Rail Link Aotea Station New Zealand International Convention Centre, to be opened in 2019 Lightpath & the Nelson Street cycleway The CAB and Civic Quarter luxury hotel 12 The CAB Investment pack 13
WHY INVES T Auckland CBD working population IN THE C AB now exceeds AUCKL AND 100,000 APARTMENTS Luxury apartment median value increased to $1,760,000 in June 2017 Auckland CBD median apartment value increased by 112% between 2012–2017 View from an eastern apartment balcony showing the town hall and Aotea Square. The broadly changing nature of Auckland and the city’s underground rail system will attract increasing numbers of $320,000 to $330,000 as at March 2012. This was largely Auckland Region apartment accommodation pressures have seen a number of CBD residents to the central city over coming years. due to the oversupply prior to the GFC in 2007, and then median sales value AUCKLAND REGION APARTMENT apartment developments progress in recent years. the hiatus in the construction of new developments The short-term accommodation market is evolving in the MEDIAN SALES VALUE until 2012. Rezoning by Council to allow higher intensification but CBD, as a shortage of hotel beds and a desire by travellers with a focus on quality, along with the conversion of some for more homely surroundings (“live like a local” and self- Subsequently, however, median values have lifted sharply, $800,000 existing buildings to apartment stock have increased the cater), has created additional demand for accommodation reaching $700,000 at the end of the June 2017 quarter – apartment offerings for investors. in the apartment sector – mirroring overseas trends. With an increase of 112% over the 2006-2017 period. $700,000 an ongoing shortage of hotels and increasing nightly rates, Median Sales Price As Auckland’s population continues to swell, the city’s While general market conditions have clearly been the $600,000 we would expect this to continue. rental accommodation pool faces further increasing major driver of value increase, there is no doubt that pressure. The Auckland apartment market has “grown up” further impetus has been added to the market as a result $500,000 and investors are encouraged by this. of new quality apartment development introduced over $400,000 The CBD rental market profile is changing. Where once it recent years. was largely geared towards a student population, today $300,000 young professionals, corporate executives, families and a Capital gains The importance of the coming of age of apartment living in transient visitor demographics are all seeking rental and A rapidly expanding population, a strongly performing Auckland cannot be overlooked. As Auckland’s population $200,000 owner occupier options in the central city. economy – which has generated high levels of has become more diverse, apartment living has become a 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 employment growth – low interest rates, a regional significant option of choice. According to Auckland Council figures, the CBD working population now exceeds 100,000, an increase of 10,000 housing shortage with no sign of abating, and the addition Furthermore, apartments are becoming the preferred Source: REINZ or more than 10% since 2012. of higher quality stock has seen apartment values in option for downsizing baby boomers and those looking for Auckland appreciate significantly over recent years. a comfortable step before moving to a retirement village. Increasing employment opportunities and the convenience of living close to an expanding range of leisure, retail Between 2006 and 2012, median value movement within and hospitality amenities within the CBD and the new the apartment sector was negligible increasing from 14 The CAB Investment pack 15
Population gains The other constraint upon the owner-occupier market is the issue of affordability. The rapid escalation in median The city centre’s population growth has accelerated values over the last five years has outpaced wage growth exponentially over recent years and will exceed 45,000 in meaning higher proportions of salaries have been required 2017 – approximately fifteen years earlier than Auckland to meet mortgage costs hence renting is often the only Council had anticipated. viable option for those wishing to live in Auckland city. Latest projections are for the population to grow by an additional 30,000 over the next 10 years, this is Outlook underpinned by quality apartments becoming the home of choice for more and more discerning Auckland residents. According to Bayleys Research, any significant downturn in median apartment values is unlikely given the influence Migration is holding at near-record levels with net of the fundamental drivers of the Auckland market. In migration to New Zealand over the 12 months to August particular where you compare the 2012-2017 period 2017 totalling 72,100. Auckland accommodates between vs the previous corresponding five years 2006-2011, 50 and 60 percent of the net migration gains. Therefore, the number of apartments built in the earlier period is even if migration tapers back, Auckland will still receive substantially more but the size of the units are much more than half of all immigrants. Importantly, the high smaller and the quality inferior. In the five years to 2017 historic levels of immigration has created a diverse we have seen far larger apartments fitted out to much population, often with experience of apartment living higher standards. offshore, who see apartment living as a premium option which allows a quality lifestyle. A more likely scenario is that values will grow moderately over the short term future before lifting again, as the It is clear that if these population projections prove to availability of credit increases and the housing supply be accurate, ongoing apartment development within constraints currently being experienced shift up the the central city will be essential – with any development demand curve. However, we believe this may well be With an increase in apartment interest from the owner- Over the three-year period 2012-2015, median rents for shortfall expected to lead to upward pressure on both offset by an increase in rental rates as yields catch up with occupier market and astute investors, higher building two bedroom rentals have increased by approximately capital and rental values within the CBD. the capital growth seen recently. standards have been adopted, floor plates have generally 32% and three bedroom rentals by approximately 42%. been larger, the quality of fixture and fittings improved and This scenario is typical of the long-term trend for The rate of rental increases over the last five years has a wider range of amenity has been included. Auckland, which sees the market stabilising after periods accelerated compared with the previous five-year period of value growth, as illustrated in the graph below. As can during which time two bedroom apartments saw rental be seen, the end of price appreciation cycles is generally Auckland Region apartment increases of approximately 22.5% while increases of just caused by major offshore events while in this case the median sales value top 15% under 39% were recorded for 3 bedroom apartments. credit tightening has been initiated by the Reserve Bank. AUCKLAND REGION APARTMENT The acceleration over recent years is all the more To date, we have seen no major off-shore events which MEDIAN SALES VALUE TOP 15% would indicate any coming correction, but rather a sense notable given the fact that the increases are calculated $2,000,000 from a higher base. of unfounded wariness from the credit teams at the $1,800,000 major banks because they have not seen such a sustained There has also been a discernible trend in the market $1,600,000 period of relatively controlled growth previously, and where commercial and residential yields are beginning Median Sales Price $1,400,000 therefore do not have the historic data to assess against. to converge. Therefore, it is probable that we will see a $1,200,000 The graph, however, also shows that falls in values within swing of funds from the alternative asset classes back $1,000,000 the Auckland market are rare. into residential investment. $800,000 Other factors $600,000 We would expect that the current tighter lending criteria In November 2017 data from Auckland Councils by banks will also create a rise in rental rates in the While some changes to investor lending regulations have revaluations have revealed Auckland central out- $400,000 short to medium term as investors demand their assets been made in recent times making it harder for some performed the wider Auckland region average by an $200,000 perform better, while they are unable to leverage the investors to participate in the market, apartment values extra 12%, with a 57% average revaluation increase. 2011 2012 2013 2015 2017 2016 2014 2010 2007 2009 2008 2006 equity to the extent previously possible. at current levels remain well-supported by other drivers within the market. Source: REINZ The CAB offers a range of options from one to three Household construction has increased with building bedroom plus, allowing the discerning investor to select consent issuance in Auckland now sitting at just over Auckland Regionaverage residential an option that suits their profile. house value 1980 to 2017 10,000 per annum. Even at this rate, however, Auckland’s AUCKLAND REGION housing shortage is still growing given that the annual The impact of better quality stock on value is well Avg residential House Value 1980 to 2017 illustrated by analysing the top 15% of apartment market requirement based on population gains, sits at between sales. While lower sales volumes mean that movement in Rental Comparison Number of % Increase 14,000 and 16,000 per annum. One of the factors behind $1,200,000 median values is more volatile, the upward trend is clear. Period Bedrooms Over Period this is a building consent does not guarantee that a $1,000,000 home will be constructed. The CAB has the significant Once again, the major lift in values has occurred post- advantage that the building is already constructed, only the $800,000 2012, with the median increasing from $925,000 in March 2007-2012 1 18.5% refurbishment waits, prior to the home becoming available. 2012 to $1,760,000 as at the end of the June quarter 2017. $600,000 Although interest rates have edged up over the last 2007-2012 2 22.6% year, they continue to sit at historically low levels. It $400,000 Rental Gains seems likely that any further upward movement will be $200,000 Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment (MBIE) 2007-2012 3 38.9% incremental. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has stated data shows that apartment rental values have grown that monetary policy will remain accommodative for an $0 substantially over the last five years. The rate of growth extended period, with many commentators taking this to Dec 80 Dec 82 Dec 84 Dec 86 Dec 88 Dec 90 Dec 92 Dec 94 Dec 96 Dec 98 Dec 00 Dec 02 Dec 04 Dec 06 Dec 08 Dec 10 Dec 12 Dec 14 Dec 16 varies depending on the number of bedrooms apartments 2012 -2015 1 25.0% mean that the Official Cash Rate (OCR) will not be raised have – with two and three bedroom typologies until late-2019. Banks may in turn face higher borrowing showing the highest growth. However, we expect to 2012 -2015 2 31.6% costs from overseas, but again, such increases are likely Source: QV, REINZ see a resurgence in the growth trend for one bedroom to be modest in the short to medium term and potentially apartments as a result of the influence that short-term 2012 -2015 3 42.0% offset by changes to relax the Reserve Bank rules. rentals such as Airbnb are having on the market. 16 The CAB Investment pack 17
DRG No. CAB-SK-30 REV. A SCALE 1 : 50 @A3 DRAWING: Apartment D - 2 Bedrooms PREPARED FOR: LOVE & Co. 12.04.2017 THE C AB: INVES TMENT PROPOSITION C A SE S T UDIES: INVES TORS INSIGHT JOB No. 215321.20 THE CAB N 1 : 50 Scale Bar 5 4 3 2 1 0 The CAB, with its range of apartment sizes, Here we have selected some of Bayleys top Mike, 57, Remuera, Auckland from one bedroom and one bathroom performing apartments that The CAB has Purchased Apartment D2, level 6 configurations to apartments with multiple to offer. This selection is focused on the "The CAB fitted my investor bedrooms and bathrooms plus balconies, highest performing one and two bedroom portfolio and the D2 apartment offers investors a broad choice and a apartments available, there are of course in particular, I liked its strong corresponding range of access points to other apartments configurations in the performance indicators – the high this unique investment opportunity. building that will also suit the discerning forecast yield. Also great are the investors needs. quality finishes and its central CBD location. On top of that I felt very APARTMENT D comfortable given the reputation 71 sqm and previous projects Love & Co. Gross annual revenue and yield case study on selected apartments have done in the local area. DRG No. CAB-SK-031 REV. A SCALE 1 : 50 @A3 DRAWING: Apartment F Dual Units PREPARED FOR: LOVE & Co. 12.04.2017 Furthermore it is great for both JOB No. 215321.20 THE CAB N people buying their own home 1 : 50 Scale Bar Apartment Layout Investment Long term Yield Short term Yield and people who prefer to rent". 5 4 3 2 1 0 CB Long term weekly Short term nightly rates (2020)* rental assessment (2020)* (80% average occupancy) 1 bed - $750 2 bed - $1050 1 bed - $200 2 bed - $315 Huilang, 32, Auckland. A2 2 bed, 1 bath $840,000 $54,600 6.50% $91,980 10.82% Chinese National Currently living in the D2 2 bed, 1 bath + study $795,000 $54,600 6.87% $91,980 10.95% CBD. Purchased Apartment F1, level 6 A1 1 bed, 1 bath $540,000 $39,000 7.22% $58,400 11.57% "I brought in The CAB because of its cash F1 1 bed, 1 bath $480,000 $39,000 8.13% $58,400 12.16% revenues – looking at the projected growth APARTMENT F.2 45 sqm APARTMENT F.1 45 sqm F2 1 bed, 1 bath $480,000 $39,000 8.13% $58,400 12.16% and CBD values. It is on the doorstep of New Zealand's best universities and language schools so I believe my apartment will attract high demand. This type of development has very good heritage and I like the history and Long term rental Short term rental prestige as a previous government building". $90,000 9.00% $140,000 14.00% $80,000 8.00% $120,000 12.00% $70,000 7.00% November 2017 $100,000 10.00% $60,000 6.00% Auckland Councils revaluations have revealed Auckland Central $50,000 5.00% $80,000 8.00% out-performed the wider Auckland Region average by an $40,000 4.00% $60,000 6.00% extra 12%, with a 57% average revaluation increase. $30,000 3.00% 4.00% Source: NZ Herald $40,000 $20,000 2.00% $20,000 2.00% $10,000 1.00% $0 0.00% $0 0.00% A2 D2 A1 F1 F2 A1 A2 D2 F1 F2 Footnote: Rental appraisal prepared by Anita Harris, Residential Investment Manager, to obtain new appraisals every six months as there are, from time to time, changes in Bayleys Real Estate the market and potential changes to the development itself. This appraisal of ‘The CAB’ market rent is given in good faith based on market This appraisal, and the projected forecast appraisal is based on current available public Long term revenue Short term revenue information at the date of appraisal (22 May, 2017). This appraised rent reflects what the information. We have also based these appraisal on the information provided by the property should be marketed at to generate offers from suitable tenants. The ultimate developer and its current display suite. The physical characteristics of the property and Long term yield Short term yield rent achieved may differ from the amount indicated in the appraisal. No warranty is its surround can have a significant bearing on the rent achieved. given by Bayleys or its agents, Love & Co. or The Urban Butler on the achievement or The appraised market rent provided by Bayleys is not a Registered Valuer’s rental otherwise of the appraised market rent, either short or long term or to any person who assessment. We recommend you seek advice from a registered Valuer when making places reliance on the information contained in this report. It is highly recommended decisions on your rental property. 18 The CAB Investment pack * Source: The Urban Butler, Bayleys, AirDNA. Short term rental rates have been forecast in line with the Bayleys 2020 projections. 19
HIGH PERFORMING FLOOR PL ANS Apartment A1 46 SQM 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom APARTMENT A.1 N 46 sqm Weekly *: This selection is focused on the highest APT D2 APARTMENT A.2 Long term - $750 APT B APT C 69 sqm Short term - $1,120 DRG No. CAB-SK-30 REV. performing one and two bedroom SCALE 1 : 50 @A3 DRAWING: Apartment D - 2 Bedrooms PREPARED FOR: LOVE & Co. 12.04.2017 apartments available, there are of course JOB No. 215321.20 THE CAB DRG No. CAB-SK-031 REV. A SCALE 1 : 50 @A3 DRAWING: Apartment F Dual Units PREPARED FOR: LOVE & Co. 12.04.2017 APT N 1 : 50 other apartments configurations in the A2 A1 F2 F1 E JOB No. 215321.20 THE CAB N Scal building that will also suit the discerning 1 : 50 investors needs. 4 3 2 1 0 Scale Bar 5 4 3 2 1 0 November 2017 CB Apartment D2 71 SQM 2 Bedroom New Zealand's largest 1 Bathroom Apartment F2 property website advised 1 Study 45 SQM that rental stock volumes 1 Bedroom have plummeted by 35% Weekly : * 1 Bathroom since October 2016. Long term - $1,050 Short term - $1,764 Weekly *: Rental prices are now rising Long term - $750 with the median weekly APARTMENT F.2 Short term - $1,120 APARTMENT F.1 rent in Auckland Region 45 sqm 45 sqm increasing by 2.9% in the past 12 months. DRG No. CAB-SK-031 REV. A SCALE 1 : 50 @A3 DRAWING: Apartment F Dual Units PREPARED FOR: LOVE & Co. 12.04.2017 SK-87 REV. A DRG No. CAB SCALE 1 : 50 @A3 DRAWING: SINGLE APARTMENT A VARIATION JOB No. 215321.20 PREPARED FOR: LOVE & Co. 10.08.2017 THE CAB APARTMENT D 2 In contrast, in the last N JOB No. 215321.20 71 sqm THE CAB N 1 : 50 Scale Bar 2 years rents have been 5 4 3 2 1 0 holding steady. However, renters should expect to see further rental price rises. CB Apartment A2 69 SQM Apartment F1 2 Bedroom 45 SQM Source: NZ Herald 1 Bathroom 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom APARTMENT A.1 Weekly*: 46 sqm Long term - $1,050 Weekly*: APARTMENT A.2 69 sqm Short term - $1,764 Long term - $750 APARTMENT F.2 APARTMENT F.1 Short term - $1,120 45 sqm 45 sqm *Long term weekly rental assessment (2020) 1 bed - $750 2 bed - $1050 *Short term nightly rates (2020) (80% average occupancy) 1 bed - $200 2 bed - $315 20 The CAB Investment pack 21
THE DE VELOPER & TE A M THE PROJEC T TE A M Hereford Residences, Auckland Here’s what they had to say about working with Love & Co. The Civic Quarter is an exciting development and we are proud to be to be part of the Love & Co. Very rarely do unrivalled commercial team delivering this cornerstone project. This is acumen and class-leading contemporary the fourth project we have undertaken with John design converge to create a powerful Love. He takes a professional and straightforward lifestyle statement. Civic Quarter and WINNER approach in all his business dealings which is why The CAB, made with Love & Co. proves just we value our continued relationship. how compelling this combination can be. Apartment of the Year Trends International Brent Johnston Design Awards 2017 Senior Project Director, Beca Ltd. Involved with designing and implementing some of New Zealand’s most successful and impressive boutique apartment developments, John held the role of Chief Hopetoun Residences, Auckland Financial Officer as part of Tawera Group. Love & Co. approached Jasmax to join them in a competition bid Combining their talents to form Love & Co. John leads the overall Civic Quarter Project for the Civic Lane Development in late 2015 which we were as Chief Executive Officer and Josephine delighted to be successful. While this is our first project working brings her considerable creative flair to together I am familiar with the Directors of Love and Co. Our steer the strong design aesthetic of this relationship has been focussed on achieving a great outcome for exciting development. all the stakeholders in this unique and interesting mixed-use Together they have handpicked an award- development. Some of the concepts and ideas that Love and Co. winning visionary group for this project Multi-Unit Residential Property of the Year 2016 have brought to the development are exciting; it is enjoyable to that includes: Architects - Jasmax. Interior THE designers - Josephine Design. Engineering New Zealand Property Council: Rider Levett Bucknall Property AWA R D S be partnered with such forward-thinking developers. Industry Awards 2016. and Project Managers BECA. Constructors - Andy Anderson Naylor Love. These teams work seamlessly Finalist: Adaptive and Reuse Award Principal, Jasmax New Zealand Property Council: to bring the Love & Co. vision of Civic Rider Levett Bucknall Property Quarter, to life. Industry Awards 2016. Love & Co. are dedicated to creating iconic homes and lifestyles that enhance the surrounding landscape around them, 132 Vincent Street, Auckland as much as the lives of the residents and guests within them. We are currently about to complete the iconic John attended all the design and the weekly financial 20-level high-end apartment and office space, meetings ensuring that the project had a “running 8 Hereford Residences, which John and Josie Love final account” and that there were no surprises for have expertly managed from inception to any parties when it came to the financial aspects of completion. the project. This allowed us to agree the final account prior to PC, again an exceptional outcome We’ve found John and Josie professional in all for all concerned, giving a great deal of financial dealings and this project is one of the best run that certainty to all parties. we’ve ever been involved with. We are both excited and pleased to have been Leadership in Residential THE As a construction company, it was very beneficial to chosen by Love & Co. to build the Civic Quarter Design Award project and look forward to building our future New Zealand Property AWA R D S have a client like John Love who was “hands on” Council 2013 ensuring all pragmatic decisions were made relationship. Finalist: Adaptive and promptly, allowing the project to keep momentum Reuse Award which inevitably resulted in the completion of the Bruno Goedeke New Zealand Property project a few weeks ahead of programme – a rarity Regional Manager, Naylor Love Council 2013 in the current market. 22 The CAB Investment pack 23
CIVIC QUARTER John Love: 021 353 598 john@loveandco.co.nz civicquarter.com
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