Erskine Owen recently welcomed Roger Wilson to the business as Chief Operating Officer. Erskine Owen Director Alan Henderson describes Roger as a great addition to the business, with Roger having come from two of the big four accounting firms, KPMG and PriceWaterhouseCoopers. In this interview, Roger details his experience as well as his personal hobbies…
Read MoreWe are excited to announce our new partnership with Syndex for all Erskine + Owen syndicated projects. Syndex originally launched in 2014, to provide registry and reporting services, and an efficient secondary market platform, that provided more liquidity for proportionate investment products. Today Syndex offers a marketplace of investment opportunities, including commercial property as well…
Read MoreIt is our pleasure to inform you that we have relocated to new, smarter business premises. Our new office is located in Newmarket, one of Auckland’s most popular and bustling destinations, with the premises offering more comfortable meeting rooms and better parking facilities. Address: Level 1, 103 Carlton Gore Rd, Newmarket, 1023 Erskine + Owen…
Read MoreThere’s one network which enables Kiwi expats and businesses to find international opportunities. Kea’s global community has now surpassed 300,000, creating more opportunities than ever to leverage New Zealand’s international network – opportunities for invaluable connection which can help the individual or the organisation, strengthening New Zealand’s international connectivity. In their April 2014 issue, Director…
Read MoreAuckland rent prices are soaring and competition for securing a home is tough. Director Alan Henderson says rent prices are climbing year by year, and was asked to comment on this topic recently for TVNZ One News. “Rents are steadily increasing and we’re seeing rents climb by 10 percent per annum.” The average price for a three…
Read MoreThe media says demand for NZ property is on the rise, a recent report suggests it will not be possible to build new stand alone dwellings in Auckland by 2023, the Auckland underground rail is supposedly approved, the Christchurch rebuild is forecast to have significant impact on GDP. How will these factors impact property prices?…
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