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Alexandra Park property plan gains pace
Alexandra Park's chief executive Dominique Dowding said apartments would be for sale from February and she predicted occupation of the Green Lane West Rd places by the end of 2016.
Alexandra Park's chief executive Dominique Dowding said apartments would be for sale from February and she predicted occupation of the Green Lane West Rd places by the end of 2016.
Real estate industry experts have labelled the latest residential property revaluations dangerous, with calls for the mass appraisal system to be overhauled or scrapped.
Auckland Council has begun pursuing the prosecution of window washers found to be in breach of the Public Safety and Nuisance Bylaw.
Auckland homeowners made wealthy by their latest Auckland Council valuations are borrowing to do up their houses.
The Auckland Council is at odds over how to implement hefty rates increases and plans for motorway tolls.
Auckland Council is deeply divided on how to implement big rates rises next year, after Mayor Len Brown backed down on introducing rates rises of up to 40 per cent.
Mike Hosking asks, "Am I the only one who thinks things around Auckland Council are getting hopelessly out of control?"
The story of the Monterey pine that stood on Maungakiekie/One Tree Hill for more than a century took another turn when a man alleged to have tried to sell its remains on Trade Me was charged with theft.
A trust that funded Auckland Mayor Len Brown's election campaign and kept donors' identities secret is under police investigation.
Valuable harbour views from 28a Newell St made it the top pick for contestants Jo and Damo Neal on reality show The Block NZ.
US hotel chain the new operator of a luxury $200 million Auckland waterfront hotel to be developed by a Chinese property group.
Auckland Council staff say $25 million of "avoided costs" have been saved by switching technology providers early.
New details can be revealed about an Auckland Council IT project with soaring costs
An Auckland Council IT project considered key to delivering the promised savings of the "Super City" model faces a budget blowout of up to $100 million.
Plans to save New Zealand's first skyscraper, the Civic Building on Aotea Square, or demolish it have been outlined to councillors and the media today.
A decision by Auckland Council to raise the price of inner-city carparks will further crowd already stretched public transport, say experts.
High hopes for creating jobs from rubbish are pinned on a community-run recycling hub which has opened in South Auckland.
Concept plans for $450m of improvements to Auckland's Northern Motorway are also making allowances for a potential busway extension costing about $250m.
Two of the Takapuna homes featured on the first season of TV3's The Block have increased in value by more than 50 per cent, according to official figures out this week.
Auckland's $2.4 billion underground rail project may get a push-along from the Government if it follows advice from its Transport Agency.
Many Auckland businesses are alarmed at proposed new council rules shrinking signage on buildings and shop windows.
Heavy demand by homeowners desperate to access details about newly released property revaluations has now brought down the Quotable Value website.
A 157 per cent Auckland Council rates rise and a 140 per cent operating costs increase have been blamed for the axing of guaranteed rental returns on a city apartment block.
New plans for a high-rise apartment block have been submitted for the central Auckland site that was to house a controversial super-brothel.
The cost of burying two to three people who die each year on Great Barrier Island left Auckland councillors stone cold at the end of a marathon, two-day budget meeting yesterday.
A concrete wall and a mega-mansion Sir Russell Coutts is building on the Whangaparaoa Peninsula is causing controversy even before they are fully built.
Cafes and restaurants face higher costs to put tables and chairs outdoors under a new plan critics say will kill the streetside dining atmosphere.
House values throughout New Zealand rose 1.1pc in the past three months, the slowest rise in two years, according to QV data out.