Mount apartments in receivership

The original developers of Mount Maunganui's Pacific Apartments on Maunganui Road has gone into receivership forcing 16 apartments to be put up for tender.

Asia Pacific Management Limited went into receivership in November 2012 with Corporate Finance Limited in Auckland appointed the receivers for the 16 residential apartments owned by the developer of the complex completed in 2009.

16 Pacific Apartments in Mount Maunganui are up for tender.

The listings includes two penthouse apartments, 14 residential apartments, two commercial units, the café (subject to lease) and the management office and conference room, are also listed, but are continuing to operate during the tender period.

The 11 floor complex consists of 68 apartments, a 445sqm penthouse and a heated swimming pool and spa pool at ground level.

Realty Services Group chief executive Ross Stanway says other than the 16 apartments up for tender the rest of the complex apartments are already owned.

Ross would not comment on the prices set out for the tenders saying it would 'undermine” the tender process.

'The reality is that the apartments cover a range of one bedroom, two bedroom up to four bedroom apartments.”

He says the receivership does not reflect the wider state of apartment sales in Mount Maunganui, as he says apartments are beginning to sell again following a three year halt to developments.

'At the time these apartments were under construction there was a number of other completed or near completed apartments.

'There's been an adjustment in the property market that everyone is well aware of. Apartments are selling if they are well constructed and well presented in the current market and there are people interested in purchasing them.”

A number of enquires have been made into the apartments with tenders closing on Thursday.

All enquires can be made through Peter Clarke at Bayleys Realty Mount Maunganui.

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6 comments

Too expensive...

Posted on 05-03-2013 10:20 | By wreck1080

We looked at these, but, they wanted too much for what they were.


Wanting too much...........?

Posted on 05-03-2013 13:03 | By alfa2k99

Wreck1080, deson't appreciate just what is involved in creating a complex to benefit many, who may want to enjoy location second to none. Mount Maunganui is a special location. Being able to enjoy all that is offered with any of the apartment complex's, with so many advantages, needs to be appreciated, to realise, that these opportunities won't be repeated for a long time.


Pathetic appartments

Posted on 05-03-2013 13:39 | By SpeakUp

Who in his right mind would want to live in a silo like that, especially at these prices? Reminiscent of socialistic housing blocks of the 60s, they may be good enough for cheap holiday accommodation.


observer

Posted on 05-03-2013 14:01 | By The author of this comment has been removed.

I love the internet - via companies office a net search I can find out who owns them, what other business they are involved in and even the name of the OA!!


Test the market

Posted on 05-03-2013 16:10 | By pomfart

Sell at auction with no reserve - you'll get what they're worth. Alternatively, sell by tender and the bids will fall short - try again next month....and the next month....yawn.


Not the riviera

Posted on 10-03-2013 18:35 | By traceybjammet

I would live in them as Im used to apartment living but the bodycorp plus rates is between 7 and 9 k a year thats crazy its the mount not the French Riviera etc


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