Real Estate

NZX Listed Companies

15
Companies
$11.6B
Total Market Cap
-9.4%
Avg 1Y Return

Real Estate: revenue, EBITDA and net profit

Each company’s latest year whose income-statement figures passed the reconciliation checks behind the How They Make Money charts. Years differ between companies, so the year is shown beside every figure. Figures are extracted automatically from filed annual reports; check against the report.

Latest charted year by company (3 of 4 charted)

Real Estate companies: latest charted year figures
CompanyRevenueEBITDAEBITDA marginNet profitNet margin
WINWinton Land Limited$155.4m FY25$21.3m FY2513.7% FY25$10.3m FY256.6% FY25
CDICDL Investments New Zealand Limited$38.1m FY25$15.6m FY2541.0% FY25$11.1m FY2529.0% FY25
MPGMetro Performance Glass$239.3m FY24$25.1m FY2410.5% FY24-$27.5m FY24-11.5% FY24
IPRIperion LimitedNot charted: FY2025 (newest on file): Revenue is not recorded for this year.
  • MPG: newer FY2026 on file, not charted (no net profit).

EBITDA is the figure stored from each statement (or EBIT plus depreciation where only those are stored); “—” means the year has EBIT but no EBITDA. Companies that headline an adjusted measure (EBITDAF, underlying EBITDA) can report a different number.

EBITDA margin across the sector, by year

One dot per company-year that passed the checks, from FY2017; the bar is the median of those companies for that year. Years not charted are left out, not counted as zero.

Real Estate: EBITDA margin of each company-year that passed the checks, with the sector median per year0%20%40%60%WIN FY2025: 13.7%WIN FY2024: 17.0%WIN FY2023: 45.2%WIN FY2022: 28.2%CDI FY2025: 41.0%CDI FY2024: 50.9%CDI FY2023: 52.5%CDI FY2022: 62.9%CDI FY2021: 48.3%MPG FY2024: 10.5%MPG FY2023: 11.7%MPG FY2022: 10.4%MPG FY2021: 17.0%MPG FY2019: 11.2%MPG FY2018: 15.1%MPG FY2017: 18.0%FY17FY18FY19FY20FY21FY2021 sector median 32.6% (2 companies)FY22FY2022 sector median 28.2% (3 companies)FY23FY2023 sector median 45.2% (3 companies)FY24FY2024 sector median 17.0% (3 companies)FY25FY2025 sector median 27.4% (2 companies)

one company-year   sector median (needs two or more companies).

Real Estate EBITDA margin by company and year
CompanyFY2017FY2018FY2019FY2020FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025
WINno statementno statementno statementno statementno statement28.2%45.2%17.0%13.7%
CDIn/c: not from annual reportno statementn/c: not from annual reportn/c: not from annual report48.3%62.9%52.5%50.9%41.0%
MPG18.0%15.1%11.2%n/c: operating loss17.0%10.4%11.7%10.5%n/c: operating loss
IPRno statementno statementn/c: no revenuen/c: not from annual reportn/c: revenue ≤ 0n/c: operating lossn/c: operating lossn/c: revenue ≤ 0n/c: no revenue
Median (n)— (1)— (1)— (1)— (0)32.6% (2)28.2% (3)45.2% (3)17.0% (3)27.4% (2)

n/c = on file but not charted, with the reason (the full reason is on the company’s page). EBIT only = charted, but the year has no EBITDA to place here. Years are grouped by financial-year label; year-end months differ between companies.

Banks, insurers, funds and property trusts

EBITDA isn't a meaningful measure for banks, insurers and property trusts; sector-specific measures (net interest margin, combined ratio, FFO) are not yet held. The same applies to funds and investment companies. Revenue and net profit are shown where the year passed the checks.

Real Estate banks, insurers, funds and property trusts: revenue and net profit
CompanyTypeRevenueNet profit
GNZGoodman NZproperty trusts$277.9m FY25$109.6m FY25
PCTPrecinct Properties New Zealand Limitedproperty trusts$200.3m FY22$110.0m FY22
KPGKiwi Propertyproperty trusts$271.4m FY26$50.4m FY26
VHPVital Healthcare Property Trustproperty trustsNot charted: FY2026 (newest on file): Neither EBITDA nor EBIT is recorded, so operating profit cannot be placed.
PFIProperty for Industry Limitedproperty trusts$144.4m FY26$77.7m FY26
ARGArgosy Property Limitedproperty trusts$122.2m FY16$78.9m FY16
SPGStride Property Limitedproperty trusts$117.7m FY25$21.7m FY25
IPLInvestore Property Limitedproperty trusts$76.1m FY25$38.4m FY25
PLPPrivate Land and Property Fundfunds and investment companiesNot charted: FY2025 (newest on file): Revenue is not recorded for this year.
NZLNew Zealand Rural Land Company Limitedproperty trusts$5.7m FY22$5.3m FY22
APLAsset Plusproperty trusts$11.9m FY22$2.9m FY22
  • GNZ: newer FY2026 on file, not charted (unexplained residual).
  • PCT: newer FY2026 on file, not charted (unexplained residual).
  • ARG: newer FY2025 on file, not charted (no revenue).
  • NZL: newer FY2026 on file, not charted (no EBITDA/EBIT split).
  • APL: newer FY2025 on file, not charted (unexplained residual).

Classification as on each company’s Financials tab. “Revenue” is the line stored as revenue; for a bank or insurer what it covers varies between statements, so check the report.

All Companies in Real Estate

GNZ0.0%
Goodman NZ
Goodman Property Trust (NZX: GMT) is a New Zealand-listed industrial property trust that owns and operates a diversified portfolio of warehouse, logistics, and distribution facilities across New Zealand. The trust generates revenue from long-term contracted lease income and is managed by Goodman (NZ) Limited as part of the broader Goodman global property platform. GMT is a separate legal entity from Goodman Group (ASX: GMG), the Australian-listed industrial property group.
$2908M
Market Cap
PCT-3.2%
Precinct Properties New Zealand Limited
Precinct Properties New Zealand Limited is a leading owner and developer of premium office and urban precinct properties in New Zealand's major cities. The company's portfolio includes landmark buildings in Auckland's CBD (including the Commercial Bay precinct, HSBC Tower, and ANZ Centre) and Wellington (including Bowen Campus and the former Defence House site). Precinct focuses on creating high-quality, sustainable urban environments that attract premium tenants across corporate, government, and professional services sectors. As a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) listed on the NZX, Precinct provides investors with exposure to New Zealand's prime commercial property market. The company is known for its development capability, having delivered significant urban regeneration projects that have transformed Auckland's downtown waterfront area.
$1745M
Market Cap
KPG-0.6%
Kiwi Property
Kiwi Property Group is a major listed property company operating across New Zealand and Australia, owning and managing a diversified portfolio of retail, office, and mixed-use properties. The company generates revenue through property leasing, with key assets including Sylvia Park shopping centre in Auckland and various office and retail properties across both countries. Kiwi Property operates as a real estate investment and management business with exposure to both domestic and trans-Tasman markets.
$1535M
Market Cap
VHP-3.4%
Vital Healthcare Property Trust
Vital Healthcare Property Trust invests in healthcare property across New Zealand and Australia, owning hospitals, medical centers, and specialist healthcare facilities leased to leading healthcare operators.
$1457M
Market Cap
PFI-3.1%
Property for Industry Limited
Property For Industry is a commercial and industrial property investor focused on high-quality distribution warehouses, logistics facilities, and industrial properties across Auckland and other key New Zealand locations.
$1110M
Market Cap
ARG-5.8%
Argosy Property Limited
Argosy Property is a long-term investor and manager of high-quality New Zealand commercial property, with a diversified portfolio across office, industrial, and large-format retail sectors valued at over $1.5 billion.
$905M
Market Cap
SPG-0.3%
Stride Property Limited
Stride Property Limited is a real estate investment company that owns and operates a diversified portfolio of commercial property across New Zealand, including large-format retail, office, and industrial assets. The company generates revenue primarily from rental income on its directly-held property investments rather than from managing third-party funds. Stride's portfolio includes properties anchored by major retailers and serves as a property investor on its own balance sheet.
$616M
Market Cap
IPL-2.1%
Investore Property Limited
Investore Property owns a portfolio of large format retail properties anchored by major tenants like Countdown and Bunnings across New Zealand.
$398M
Market Cap
WIN-42.0%
Winton Land Limited
Winton Land Limited is a New Zealand-based property investment and land banking company that acquires and develops land for residential and commercial purposes. The company focuses on strategic land holdings and development projects across New Zealand, generating returns through property sales and development activities.
$357M
Market Cap
PLP-6.5%
Private Land and Property Fund
Private Land and Property Fund is an NZX-listed open-end fund managed by Booster Investment Management Limited. The fund invests in New Zealand land and property, offering investors exposure to the NZ property market.
$194M
Market Cap
CDI-22.8%
CDL Investments New Zealand Limited
CDL Investments New Zealand (NZX: CDI) is a New Zealand-listed residential property developer, the listed land-development arm of City Developments Limited (Singapore). Core business is acquiring large land parcels across New Zealand, subdividing them into residential sections, and selling those sections to homebuilders and homebuyers. CDI is NOT a hospitality REIT; it is structurally separate from CDL Hospitality Trusts (SGX: J85), which is a different SGX-listed hotel REIT under the same Singapore parent group.
$185M
Market Cap
NZL-4.6%
New Zealand Rural Land Company Limited
New Zealand Rural Land Company is an NZX-listed land-owning company that owns approximately 17,077 hectares of productive agricultural and forestry land across New Zealand and leases that land long-term to quality farm operators. NZL does not farm or operate the land itself; revenue is contracted long-term lease income with CPI-linked rent reviews. Economically NZL behaves like a real-estate investment vehicle (rural-land REIT) rather than a dairy or agricultural operator.
$132M
Market Cap
APL-8.1%
Asset Plus
Arvida Group is a large retirement village operator owning and managing retirement villages across New Zealand, providing independent living, assisted living, and care facilities with over 4,000 residents.
$62M
Market Cap
MPG-37.8%
Metro Performance Glass
Metro Performance Glass is New Zealand's leading glass processor and glazier, supplying residential and commercial construction markets with processed glass products.
$23M
Market Cap
IPR0.0%
Iperion Limited
Iperion Limited is an unlisted securities trading and investment holding company.
$2M
Market Cap

Frequently Asked Questions About NZX Real Estate Sector

What companies are in the NZX Real Estate sector?

The NZX Real Estate sector includes 15 listed companies with a combined market capitalization of approximately $11.6 billion. These companies represent New Zealand's publicly-traded businesses operating in real estate industries.

How is the Real Estate sector performing?

The NZX Real Estate sector has an average 1-year return of -9.4%, based on the stock performance of companies within the sector. Individual company performance varies, and investors should review specific company metrics, governance scores, and financial statements before making investment decisions.

How do I compare companies in the Real Estate sector?

You can compare Real Estate companies on NZXplorer by reviewing key metrics including market capitalization, 1-year stock returns, governance risk scores (GRS), board independence, shareholder support levels, and financial performance. Each company page provides comprehensive governance data, director information, substantial shareholder analysis, and ESG metrics to help you make informed investment decisions.

What governance information is available for Real Estate companies?

NZXplorer provides comprehensive governance data for all NZX-listed Real Estate companies including: board composition and independence levels, director biographies and tenure, committee structures, director and executive remuneration, substantial shareholder holdings, AGM voting results and shareholder support scores, insider trading activity, and Governance Risk Scores (GRS v2.0) that evaluate executive remuneration, board structure, shareholder rights, board effectiveness, audit quality, and remuneration disclosure.

What is market capitalization and why does it matter?

Market capitalization (market cap) is the total value of a company's outstanding shares, calculated by multiplying the share price by the number of shares. It represents what the market believes the company is worth. The Real Estate sector has a combined market cap of $11.6 billion across 15 companies. Market cap helps investors understand company size and classify stocks as large-cap (typically >$1B), mid-cap ($300M-$1B), or small-cap (<$300M), with each category having different risk-return profiles and liquidity characteristics.

How can I track substantial shareholders in Real Estate companies?

NZXplorer tracks all substantial shareholder disclosures for Real Estate companies as required by NZX rules. Substantial shareholders are entities holding 5% or more of voting rights and must disclose their holdings publicly. You can view current substantial shareholders, their voting percentages, recent changes in holdings, and historical disclosure dates on each company's page. This information helps you understand ownership concentration, potential control dynamics, and significant stakeholder interests in Real Estate companies.