A commercial building in the Hamilton suburb of Frankton that is available with vacant possession is being presented to the market for sale.
Sitting at 42-44 King Street, the premises has approximately 550sq m of floor space, good on-site car parking, excellent access, visible road frontage, and benefits from its proximity to the CBD, which is approximately five minutes away.
The layout of the property makes it well suited to a trade showroom or retail offering, and it is surrounded by a mix of established commercial, retail, and industrial occupiers.
This practical location also provides quick access to Hamilton’s key arterial routes and the motorway network.
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Colliers Brokers Alan Pracy and Matthew Morris have been exclusively appointed to market the property for sale via deadline private treaty closing at 3pm on Wednesday 7 October, unless sold prior.
Pracy, Director at Colliers Hamilton, says the asset will appeal to a wide range of buyers.
“Owner-occupiers may view this as the opportunity they have been waiting for to secure their own premises and control their future without being bound to a lease agreement,” Pracy says.
“Alternatively, an investor may seek to acquire the property and find a new tenant to create a steady income stream.
"Its functionality means it can be utilised for an array of different purposes, suggesting there would be broad appeal for prospective tenants.
“With vacant possession, the new owner can enact their future moves quickly.”
Data from Infometrics points to positive growth in Hamilton that will give buyers cause for confidence. The GDP of Hamilton City grew 1.1 per cent in the year to March 2026, ahead of the national figure of 0.8 per cent. Business unit growth has also outpaced the national number for the past decade.
Hamilton’s population continues to expand steadily and modelling from the University of Waikato projects the city could have a larger population than Wellington by 2040.
Morris, Sales and Leasing Broker at Colliers Hamilton, says ongoing population growth will drive a continued need for commercial services in the city, making this an appealing opportunity for a business seeking to establish a presence in Hamilton.
“Frankton is a well-connected suburb that offers businesses easy access to surrounding amenities and transport connections.
"Hamilton’s key sporting infrastructure of FMG Stadium Waikato and Seddon Park is only a few minutes away, while major shopping destination The Base can be reached via a 10-minute drive,” Morris says.
“Having the chance to acquire a commercial premises in an established location with vacant possession is something that warrants serious consideration among buyers.”
- Supplied by Colliers
See listing: https://www.oneroof.co.nz/property/hamilton/frankton/42-44-king-street/tc2Sv
