Check out some of our recent successes
140
Willis Street
Crown Commercial successfully leased this charming retail space to XO Book Co., securing an exciting new tenant for the landlord. XO Book Co. is bringing Wellington’s dedicated romance bookstore to life, offering a cosy, welcoming destination for book lovers to connect and explore new stories. Crown Commercial is proud to have connected these ambitious entrepreneurs with the perfect space to make their unique retail concept a reality. The successful transaction highlights Crown Commercial's expertise in matching quality tenants with well-positioned retail premises across Wellington
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Courtenay Place
Facilitating the lease of this prominent Courtenay Place hospitality premises represents another successful outcome for Crown Commercial. The property's prime location, generous street frontage and existing commercial kitchen made it an attractive opportunity for hospitality operators seeking a presence in Wellington's vibrant entertainment district. By securing a quality tenant, Crown Commercial delivered a successful result for the landlord while reinforcing the precinct's thriving hospitality offering.
180
Lambton Quay
Crown Commercial successfully facilitated the lease of this prime Lambton Square hospitality tenancy, achieving an excellent outcome for the landlord. Positioned in the heart of Wellington's CBD, the premises offers outstanding exposure, access to a vibrant food court with over 360 seats, and excellent natural light with outdoor seating. This successful transaction highlights Crown Commercial's ability to secure quality tenants for premium hospitality opportunities in Wellington's most sought-after commercial precincts.
25
Taranaki Street
Crown Commercial successfully leased this fully fitted character bar on behalf of the landlord, securing a quality long-term tenant. With its existing 2am liquor licence, character interior, and prime central location between the convention centre and Courtenay Place, the property represented a rare hospitality opportunity. The successful transaction highlights Crown Commercial's ability to match quality tenants with well-positioned hospitality premises across Wellington.
38–44
Courtenay Place
We take pride in our successful lease of 38-44 Courtenay Place on behalf of the landlord, a property that was previously on the market for over a year with another agency. Through strategic insight and innovative thinking we were able to reconfigure the tenancy into five units, each uniquely designed to cater to the specific needs of potential occupants. The exceptional lease terms secured for an extended period reflect our commitment to delivering value for our clients. We are delighted to have not only found a creative solution for a previously challenging property but also to have revitalized this prime location, ensuring its long-term success in the heart of Courtenay Place.
224
Cuba Street
Crown Commercial's successful leasing of 224 Cuba Street to Woolworths Group franchised brand on behalf of the landlord is a testament to our expertise in real estate transactions. The lease agreement is robust, underlining the confidence between the landlord and the tenant in this venture. The site's transformation into a grocery store further adds to the vibrancy of Cuba Street, offering a convenient and quality shopping experience for the local community. Our role in conveying the transaction strengthens the landlord's property investment while also enriching the neighborhood by introducing a trusted name in retail.
76
Willis Street
Facilitating the lease of 76 Willis Street to the popular bar Malthouse represents a remarkable achievement. We successfully brokered a long-term lease with favorable terms and an exciting fitout for the premises. This partnership between the landlord and Malthouse promises to be a win-win with the iconic bar set to thrive in this prime location through Crown Commercial's expertise in real estate and leasing. This collaboration not only benefits the landlord but also enriches the vibrant social fabric of Wellington by moving Malthouse into the central city.