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Flexible Home-based Online Retail Store with an existing large audience over Email and Social Media. Trading for seven years.
Earn 200K+ in the Home Renovation business, work from home, and you do not swing a hammer.
Earning $1,000+ Per Month. Get the business transferred in 24 hours. Daily revenue withdrawal. Automated. No experience required. 24/7 support & guidance.
A very profitable mobile tyre business covering the North Shore with a diverse customer base
Venluree Central Auck. Window Covering Business!
All Auckland Areas Currently Available: Reduced entry costs, for the first licensee of our infrared pothole restoration machine - available to those who are true team players! Email your details today!
Headwear for Cancer Patients - Ministry of Health approved headwear provider
Dominant Performer in Growth Category
PRICED FOR A QUICK SALE: 10K ONO : This is an online only (part-time) relatively new dropshipping business / trading website based store for Adults (R18). No special skills required - 1 Half-day (4 Hours) Training on Zoom or in Person in Auckland included.
Recession Proof Online Business With High ROI - Profitable Global Business Solution
This home based, sole trader business needs a NZ based owner. Last year $15,000 for 5 weeks work - Huge potential.
Own and operate Your Regions 'Local Directory Online'. Offer local businesses and the community a Complete Local Online Marketing Solution via an award winning website platform.
Long established product that has become the standard building internal fitment as specified by many NZ Architects and Designers. It is marketed to trades-people, who many times utilise it for their own installations.
Auckland (Tāmaki Makaurau) is made up of an amalgamation of four cities: Auckland City, Manukau, North Shore, and Waitakere Cities. It is New Zealand's largest metropolitan city with an urban population of around 1.7m.
Known as the "City of Sails", Auckland accounts for over a third of New Zealand's population and contributes nearly 40% of New Zealand's GDP making it the country's economic powerhouse. It has a diverse range of cultures and is a popular choice for over half of new migrants. They are drawn to the job and business opportunities, good climate, beautiful beaches and parks, and its vibrant, cosmopolitan centre.
The Auckland region boasts some 208,870 businesses that benefit from a large pool of both high skilled, and medium-to-high skilled workers. Being New Zealand's largest city, Auckland also accounts for a large percent of the professional and technology workforce.
Business and employment opportunities are strong in the professional, scientific and technical Services sector, as well as manufacturing, and financial and insurance services. The industries that employ the most people in Auckland are business services (such as legal and accounting, marketing and management services), followed by food and beverage manufacturing, health, hospitality, building and construction, telecommunication services, and motor vehicle wholesaling.
Auckland is a great city to live and own a business, with its growing population, great weather, trendy cafes, ethnic eateries and award-winning restaurants. As well as offering a great lifestyle, being located between two harbours it has fresh seafood in abundance, and is a gateway to a range of vineyards, forests and olive groves.
This all adds up to one big, bustling, vibrant, cosmopolitan place packed with opportunities.
Auckland is recognised as one of the world's most liveable cities, ranking third in the 2019 Mercer Quality of Living Survey and at first place in 2021.
If you are looking for a cafe for sale, a service station or liquor store to buy, or any other type of business for sale in Auckland, then you are in the right place.
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