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Barfoot & Thompson

Bringing commercial tenants and landlords together to achieve great outcomes

Office leasing services

Our in-depth knowledge of the office leasing market means tenants and landlords alike look to us first. We match tenants and landlords together with the goal of achieving the optimal lease arrangement for both parties.

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Our focus is on building lasting partnerships with you, our valued tenants and landlords. Meet the talented members of our team that will help you navigate the office space market.

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Office Amenities: What tenants will pay more for.

Tenants now prioritise practical, people-focused office amenities over flash extras. Features like bike storage, quiet zones, hybrid-ready meeting rooms and natural light are no longer perks – they’re expected. Offices that support flexible, focused work and feel good to be in are more likely to attract and retain tenants.

Designing for Focus

Office flexibility now means more than location – it’s about spaces that support focus. Quiet zones and pods help reduce stress, boost clarity and fit how people actually work. In Auckland, demand is rising as tenants seek balance over buzz.

Unlocking a Smooth Lease Transition

Navigating commercial leasehold repair obligations can be a challenging process for both tenants and landlords. Without proper planning, costly disputes can arise at the end of a lease. End-of-lease reinstatement assessments provide clarity for commercial property managers, landlords, and tenants.

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