Commercial Fletcher and Collier farm joint-venture
PA Auckland Fletcher Real Estate, Ltd, and Collier International, Ltd, have joined forces in a trans-Tasman arrangement to share their expertise in property management consulting. Under an agreement between the principals, still subject to approval of New Zealand authorities, Fletcher Real Estate is to become Collier Fletcher, Ltd. This move has resulted from talks, held on several occasions in recent years between the two groups, aimed at funding a “joint-venture.” It opens up opportunities for Fletcher Real Estate, and some divisions of its parent, Fletcher Trust and Investment, Ltd, to develop some income from Australia, while for Collier International it offers similar scope in this country and
. Pacific Islands where Fletcher has strong ties. The general manager of Fletcher Real Estate (Mr K. . Christiansen) said the New . Zealand half of the association would participate eventually in a London office Collier International planned to open later this year to attract European investment to the Pacific ■ Basin and South-East Asian : areas. Collier International last I year branched to Hong Kong I and it plans to establish new • bases within the next six I months in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. > Messrs Christiansen, T. W. I H. Hobbs, the managing- , director of Fletcher Trust ■ and Investment, and K. Robi inson will be the Fletcher , members of the Collier Flet- ■ cher board. Mr Christiansen said the I association brought together
a strong pool of realty expertise in Collier International’s offices in the Australian state capitals, the four it has in Hong Kong and the four Fletcher offices. Control of Collier Fletcher would remain in New Zealand.
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