At last New Zealand real estate private owners, their property managers and their real estate agents have a quality property website that offers Real Value for every customer - GetRealEstate.

Trade Me fees to private owners are $299 to list a home list a townhouse list an apartment For Sale, $299 to list a commercial office list a shop list a factory list a warehouse For Lease, and $99 to list a residential property To Rent.

If you are a private owner you can't list on RealEstate.co.nz unless you deal through a real estate agent or property manager. Real Estate agency branches offices and property management companies are familiar with realestate.co.nz fees.

GetRealEstate Get Real Estate offers Free Listings members free listings, first photo free, extra photos 50 cents each to everyone, no limit to number of listings, Google map referencing. Business Members can list unlimited listings for just $25 plus gst per month on getrealestate GetRealEstate Get Real Estate. GetRealEstate supports the OSL REAXML bulk listing method.

Get Real Estate also offers options for listers to feature their property as a Featured Listing and advertisements options are also available. Advertisement impressions and clickthroughs are measured, so advertisers have proof their advertisements are working. If you want to GET REAL about what you are paying to list your property properties real estate you are on New Zealand's future Number One Property Website now GETREALESTATE






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Welcome to GetRealEstate - Where people in property get real value.

- Free Listings - 1st photo is Free. Extra photos 50c each
- Properties For Sale, Rent and Lease in NZ
- Residential, Lifestyle, Rural and Commercial categories
- Bulk Listings packages for property professionals allowing unlimited listings with unlimited photos for just $25 +gst per month.

Welcome

'Quality Property Management is a residential property management company in Christchurch. We are really pleased how GetRealEstate  is working for us. The GetRealEstate site is so user-friendly. I can manage all our rental listings on the site. I can add, delete and edit text and photos at will and I can store listings for the next time they're needed. The site is quite fun to use. The real proof of it is that tenants are finding the site on Google and other search engines and they're finding our rental properties. The traffic numbers are good. I recommend the GetRealEstate website to other rental property managers throughout New Zealand'. Michelle, QPM Chch ('Oh, by the way, check out our listings').

Keep a look out for some great new developments happening on the GetRented and GetLeased websites. Development is currently underway with a new site that's aimed at providing real features and benefits for people in property.

For commercial property landlords who want to keep up with informed news and commentary there's a newsletter called Commercial Property New Zealand that's worth subscribing to. It's published by Peter Hamling and provides national coverage of the sector. For more info Peter can be contacted on 09 521 4644 or via email: peter@sigma.co.nz

The lead story in the June 22, 2011 issue - 'Hamilton Council taken to task' - reports that Hamilton City can no longer rely on the property development sector to 'prop up a growing city'.

Commercial Property New Zealand also carries informative news coverage from throughout New Zealand, along with personal profiles and recent commercial property sales information. Subscribe today.

The lead story in the May 11, 2011 issue - 'A move in the right direction' - reports that the Government has been applauded by the Property Council of New Zealand for its decision to assist business recovery in Canterbury with a new tax relief package.

The lead story in the January 19, 2011 issue - 'Earthquake impact not just structural ' - reports on the less obvious effects of the 7.1 magnitude earthquake that shook Canterbury on Sept 4, 2010.

The lead story in the December 15, 2010 issue of Commercial Property New Zealand - 'But will it deliver?' - reports on the call for Auckland's new Council to get its act together on various issues associated with commercial property development.

The lead story in the November 17, 2010 issue of Commercial Property New Zealand - 'Looking good in the industrial property sector' - reports on a bullish prediction on the state of the industrial property market from Chris Dibble, Head of Research at Jones Lang LaSalle.

The lead story in the November 3, 2010 issue - 'Commerce Commission sights up construction industry' - reports on the laws of competition that businesses need to be aware of.

The lead story in the October 20, 2010 issue - 'Forecast for a long road to recovery' - reports on the fallout from the earthquake and the long road to recovery.

The lead story in the October 6, 2010 issue - 'Sharing the PIE' - reports on the growing attractiveness of property syndication.

The lead story in the August 25, 2010 issue of Commercial Property New Zealand - 'Proposed depreciation rules under scrutiny' - reports on the Property Council's views on the proposed new rules.

The lead story in the July 28, 2010 issue of Commercial Property New Zealand - 'A positive sign for the secondary office sector' - reports on signs of growth in the private education sector.

The lead story in the June 16, 2010 issue of Commercial Property New Zealand - 'A row brews in hamilton" ' - reports on the 'still-to-be-resolved issue grinding through the judicial system in Hamilton.

The lead story in the June 2, 2010 issue of Commercial Property New Zealand - 'Fear of a "blatant tax grab" ' - reports on the Property Council of New Zealand's judgment of the recent budget.

For commercial property landlords who want to keep up with informed news and commentary there's a newsletter called Commercial Property New Zealand that's worth subscribing to. It's published by Peter Hamling and provides national coverage of the sector. For more info Peter can be contacted on 09 436 1654 or via email: peter@sigma.co.nz

The lead story in the May 5, 2010 issue - 'Ups and downs in the retail sector' - reports on a new report by Darroch Research pitched more specifically at the retail sector.

Commercial Property New Zealand also carries informative news coverage from throughout New Zealand, along with personal profiles and recent commercial property sales information. Subscribe today.

The lead story in the April 7, 2010 issue of Commercial Property New Zealand - 'Move to simplify building controls' - reports on the Government's discussion document which outlines possible amendments to the Building Act.

The lead story in the March 24, 2010 issue - 'Are darker days lightening up?' - suggests that the New Zealand commercial property market, whilst lagging slightly behind global market trends, may now be in recovery mode.

The lead story in the March 10, 2010 issue of Commercial Property New Zealand - '"Super city" model already broken, says North Shore Mayor' - reports on the North Shore Council's submission on the Local Government (Auckland Law Reform) Bill.

The lead story in the February 24, 2010 issue of Commercial Property New Zealand - 'Will the Wellington office bubble burst?' - reports on how Wellington is shaping up as the country's property capital.

The lead story in the January 27, 2010 issue - 'Mixed messages for the year ahead' - reports on the emerging positive and negative trends in commercial property and discusses where the sector is headed in 2010.

Once you've got past the novelty aspect of finding your home on StreetView you'll find it's a great tool for checking out potential commercial or residential rental property locations.
Check it out here:
http://maps.google.co.nz/help/maps/streetview/index.html#utm_campaign=en_AU&utm_medium=ha&utm_source=en_AU-ha-apac-nz-bk-svn&utm_term=google%20streetview

If you are a real estate agency or property management company utilising the OSL system (REAXML) we can now accept your bulk listings uploads. The OSL system provides for your bulk listings electronic data to be pushed to GetLeased. You'll first need to register with us as a Bulk Listing Client (click on GetListed on the GetLeased website). It costs only $100 +gst per office per month for unlimited lease/rental listings on GetLeased. Please contact us with any questions (click on ContactUs).

Totalspan, part of the Spanbild Group, provides a range of steel buildings and sheds, proving popular with the growing rural and commercial markets.

General Manager Leon Skylakis attributes Totalspan’s success to a number of factors, particularly the professionalism and service levels of the locally owned and operated franchisees.

“We carefully select and train our franchisees to ensure that we have the right people with a service focused attitude and a good local knowledge.  That means that our customers deal directly with local people who have an invaluable understanding of the environment, conditions and local council building regulations.  As a result we can find the best design solution.  We set exceedingly high service standards for our franchisees, our customers will always get prompt and thorough service and should expect nothing less.”

Mark Collins, a local sculptor recently purchased a steel building from Totalspan. “Their attention to detail and workmanship is something that I have shown everyone who has visited and something that I am appreciative of. I sincerely congratulate you on the culture your company has and if there was one stand out thing that your company has done consistently is ‘communication and Customer Care’. Well done” he says.

Farmers, people living on lifestyle blocks and light commercial and industrial businesses have proved a ready market. More and more farmers are taking advantage of the strength of steel, which does not bend or rot like timber.
Totalspan supplies either kitsets or the full service, from planning and design of the building, council consents, site clearance and construction. Totalspan takes care of the entire project.

“Most of our business comes from referrals, which we think is down to the quality of our product and the emphasis we put on making sure the design will suit the customers’ specific requirements. We are able to offer different styles and sizes of building to suit the particular location, as well as configure partition walls when required, making our product flexible and versatile,” says Skylakis.

Totalspan invests heavily in research and development to ensure their designs meet the specific needs of the New Zealand market – many other steel companies use Australian designs.  All Totalspan buildings offer an exclusive 25-year structural guarantee.

Totalspan’s product range includes:
•    Open front farm buildings (for storage of hay, tractors, farm machinery);
•    Closed in gable roofed portal buildings (in various sizes and colour options);
•    Flat roof shelters (ideal for calf rearing sheds, storing large farm machinery);
•    Heritage barns (traditional American barn designed for storage with some having been used for housing);
•    Utility sheds (larger and more durable than a garden shed, designed for quad bikes, mowers, chemicals);
•    Garages (single and double); and
•    Garden Sheds.

Ease of construction and versatility make steel buildings ideal as workshops and warehouses, replacing less adaptable building styles. Until recently, the maximum span available has been 12 metres, but earlier this year the 15 metre span range of portal buildings was released.

The Totalspan 15m span portal building, the largest in the range with leg heights up to 6 metres and bays up to 6 metres wide has a variety of uses within the rural market. The building is suitable to be used for the storage of implements, general storage, storage of hay, packing houses, cow sheds, stock feeding, poultry farms, workshops, aircraft hangars and many other uses.

The buildings are of a portal frame construction – i.e. a clear span. All the construction is from steel, bolted and screwed together. The building differs from other steel buildings on the market as the purlin and girts are manufactured from a Zed shaped section. Totalspan manufactures most of the components for the buildings in its Christchuch based factory and is the only manufacturer in New Zealand of this section. This section has a distinct advantage over other sections used as fewer fixings and brackets are required for assembly. Due to the design of the section, the buildings are also tidier in appearance.

Totalspan steel buildings are a cost effective alternative to ongoing storage costs and combine strength, durability and colour of choice with affordability.

To find out more about Totalspan steel buildings, freephone 0800 TOTALSPAN (0800 868 257), visit our website at www.totalspan.co.nz or check the yellow pages for your local franchise.