Bowen House

In 2012, AMP Capital sold the building to Farhad Vladi [de], a German property investor.

[1] It is connected to the Executive Wing (the Beehive) of the Parliament Buildings by an underground travelator under Bowen Street.

[3] Bowen House was part of the parliamentary security system, and the government was the only tenant in the building.

Some high-rise buildings in Wellington suffered damage in the November 2016 Kaikōura earthquake, notably Statistics House where some floors partially collapsed after separating from the walls.

[8] In 2021 Precinct Properties bought Bowen House for $92 million, with plans to earthquake-strengthen and redevelop the building.