Phenomenal Success for Hard Working Auckland Realty Broker

*Phenomenal Success for Hard Working Auckland Realty Broker *

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*46 Freehold Retail Shops in Queen St under contract in 3 weeks *

AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND, (Monday 14th February, 2011).

PHENOMENAL is the only way to describe the success, well known Bayleys Auckland commercial sales & leasing broker Millie Liang has achieved with the off-plan sell down to date, of the street level shopping complex “Queens Court” containing 60 freehold unit title retail shops including 11 food market stores at 370 Queen St, said an industry commentator.

“Millie shows just what can be achieved if one is motivated, committed, focused and has a huge capacity for working in the best interests of her clients” said an industry insider.

Millie Liang said there is “no silver bullet” to her success in securing contracts for 46 of 60 retail shops in 3 weeks, and that all the pieces of the jigsaw had to be in place and the uncertain worldwide financial climate and timing was critical to achieving the results she has had in marketing the “Queens Court” development.

Planned to open at the end of 2012, the unique “Queens Court” retail & foodcourt development has been designed to provide an awesome opportunity for investors and owner operators to purchase their own Queen St street level retail property in the heart of the city, said Millie Liang.

Millie said, the development is in the heart of Auckland’s, civic, cultural and tertiary hub and the area plays a major role in the regional and national economy of New Zealand.

10 of the prime 10-15 sqm freehold shops still available face directly onto Queen Street providing maximum exposure and branding opportunities for retailers.

Across the street from the iconic Auckland City Town Hall, the shops will have expansive and clear sightlines down Queen St and across to the paved and grass areas of Aotea Square.

The Aotea quarter provides the hub for professional firms and centre for culture, recreation and leisure activities along with being the focal point for higher education and international visitors.

2 of New Zealand’s biggest universities are located in the CBD along with 15 tertiary, private training establishments & English language schools, Millie said.

More than 50,000 international students study in Auckland each year and Auckland University has over 900 new international students commencing study each year.

72,000 people work in the CBD during the day. At night the area becomes an important location for entertainment, culture and art with the Auckland Art Gallery, Aotea Centre, Civic Theatre, Auckland Town Hall, Auckland Library, Metro Cinemas and the soon to be opened Q Theatre, all within a minute or so of the highly visible “Queens Court” retail & foodcourt development, said Millie Liang.

Worried about Reserve Banks and policymakers worldwide implementing unprecedented quantitative easing plans to stimulate and generate growth fast enough to bring down unemployment by the injection of electronic money into the world economy is a motivating factor for a number of purchasers who are concerned about the protection of their financial wealth, said Millie.

“With resources available to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) being tripled to US$750 billion to help countries with troubled economies. The USA Federal Reserve announcing quantitative easing plans for approx US$500 billion and the US$1.7 trillion in securities purchased not generating growth fast enough to lower the highest unemployment rate in the USA for 26yrs, has visitors to the display unit voicing concerns that in reality, printing money is only pushing the economic problem out to the future and they see the value of their life savings evaporating away, said Millie Liang.

Millie said, one option being considered by cashed up clients and visitors keen to protect their long term financial stability was in purchasing prime well located retail property.

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