Your development, leased and run as one portfolio.
Hand over a completed building and get back a performing asset. One team lets and manages the whole development to a single standard, with one report to its owner. Not a set of separate tenancies scattered across managers.
From handover to full occupancy, coordinated.
When a developer hands us a completed building, we let and manage it as a single coordinated portfolio. One team runs the lease-up, one standard applies to every tenancy, and one report tells you how the asset is performing. The letting plan sets out responsibilities, timing and reporting. Occupancy, rental income and returns depend on the property and market; they are not guaranteed.
The same group can coordinate Spaces home staging, Carpet Lab carpet cleaning and Professionals residential sales when an owner’s plans change. This is management and letting for residential developments; construction and commercial facilities management are separate services.

Three stages, one accountable team.
What developers ask us.
Do you take whole buildings or individual units?
The service is built for whole developments run as one portfolio. Individual properties and smaller portfolios are looked after by our Auckland property management team.
When should we start talking?
Before completion. The letting plan, rent schedule and appraisals are agreed while the building is still going up, so leasing starts the day the code of compliance lands, not weeks after.
Who actually runs it?
Melissa Procter, General Manager of Property Management, and her team. Offshore owners within a development are served by our International Management arm under Jenny Chen, so mixed ownership does not mean mixed service.
What do you need from us to quote?
The address, unit mix, ownership structure and completion timeline. Include floor plans, expected handover information and any tenancy arrangements already in place. We can then discuss the letting plan, reporting scope and management proposal. Our development handover guide explains the records to prepare.
One building. One team.
One report.
Talk to us before completion and day one is already planned.
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