Chapter 5
Considerations for Occupiers
New Zealand Office Occupier Sentiment Survey 2026
The conversation is shifting
The biggest takeaway from this year's survey is that occupiers are moving beyond questions about hybrid working and towards questions about performance, capacity, workplace quality and future readiness. As organisations plan their next steps, the following considerations may help guide workplace and real estate decisions in the years ahead.
4 Key Considerations
Continue Reading the Full Report
Thank You
Related Services
Unlock the power of your workplace with services that build resilience, attract and retain talent, and increase employee connection and collaboration for your business.
Our licensed real estate agents provide complete property solutions for landlords and tenants, delivering tailored, comprehensive marketing and leasing strategies for office, industrial and retail properties.
As dedicated tenant advisors, we navigate the complexities of occupying premises together, developing market leading real estate strategies in line with your business.
Related Insights
-
CBRE’s 2026 Pacific Market Outlook highlights key trends and overarching themes that will guide market shifts and decision making.
-
CBRE’s 2026 Asia Pacific Investor Intentions Survey uncovered a further improvement in buying intentions across most markets in Asia Pacific this year
-
The latest New Zealand Property Occupancy Costs and Rental Affordability report examines occupancy cost ratios and their implications for investors and occupiers. Read now.
-
Discover key insights into hybrid working, workplace trends, and real estate strategies shaping New Zealand’s office market in 2025. Explore data-driven guidance for occupiers and landlords on office attendance, space utilisation, and sustainable workplace solutions.
-
Discover how the gap between the sustainability goals of major occupiers and the environmental performance of the buildings they occupy presents a significant opportunity for landlords and developers.
-
In Q3, market yields experienced notable firming, the most significant since Q2 2021, as lower interest rates enhanced liquidity and pricing for assets.
Contact Us
Kirstin Cooper
Associate Director, Workplace Consulting, New Zealand
Campbell Pritchard
National Director, Leasing - Office, New Zealand
