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Property Development

Subdivisions

• Commercial & industrial
• Retail
• Residential
• Coastal
• Rural

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Commercial and Industrial

• Design & build
• Bulk retail
• Office blocks
• Warehouses and factories
• Processing plants
• Shopping centres
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Residential

• Houses
• Town Houses
• Apartments
• Serviced apartment
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Specialist Properties

• Retirement villages
• Rest homes
• Education facilities
• Hotels and motels
• Horticulture
• Aquaculture
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Equity and Joint Ventures

• Own land
• Development partnerships
• Marketing partnerships
• Equity contributions
• Quasi equity loans
• Profit sharing arrangements
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Land Banking

• Awaiting rezoning
• Awaiting resource consent
• Hold for development
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Project Underwriting

• Pre-sales
• Exit strategies
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GLOBAL VIEW - FEBRUARY 2010

All economic systems are GO, despite current unemployment and credit situations

In our 18th August 2009 addition of Global View – Out of Intensive Care – Now to the healing process! To read this newsletter click here, we talked about the many facets of the then confirmed evolving economic recovery with conjecture and optimism however as to its shape and pace both internationally and here in New Zealand.

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GLOBAL UPDATE

Flexible First Tier non-banking Funding Available.

In our last GLOBAL VIEW- Out of intensive care- Now to the healing process! To read this newsletter click here we talked about the New Zealand operating banks continued intransigent attitude to lending for business and commercial purposes, even to many existing clients, with good track records over a long period. The problem has been further compounded by a lack of competition in the banking sector, with all of the Australian owned banks that operate here already having a comfortable market share in the sector and therefore none of them offer any noticeable point of difference.

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