Property Insider: Kāinga Ora under fire; Chinese developers ‘shrivel’; why mega-projects are late and costly
Investigation findings on the state housing agency will be reported to ministers in March.
Investigation findings on the state housing agency will be reported to ministers in March.
Consumers are being more cautious about investing in their homes, the company says.
About 500 piles have now been driven 40-50m deep across the site, an executive says.
Accounts show exactly how popular the three-level store at Westgate is.
It's been 12 weeks now since the company said Michael Ahearne is going. Who's taking over?
Apartments are gradually being handed back by the head contractor, Teak Construction.
Optus, Qantas and PwC have all been embroiled in controversy.
SkyCity argued it should only pay $188m while MPF Parking’s arguments had been for $240m.
Some say it's the best move they ever made, for others not so much. NZ Herald's data journalist Julia Gabel takes a look at the pros and cons (with the stats to back these up) of jumping the ditch. Video / NZ Herald
Will the owner of the $22 million waterfront mansion go ahead with the scheme?
Revenue rises 26 per cent to $2.7 billion.
The vendor has national operations in the funeral sector and is listed on the ASX.
The tower will be a 225-room Hotel Indigo and 30 upper-level or ‘sky’ apartments.
'This is a physical manifestation of our brand.' - Mark Elmore
$1b losses had been a 'near-death experience', the company would never return to that.
'We have contracts conditional on approximately $3m of stock from Singapore': John Love.
Poor installation practices in Perth were cited including over-bending, poor lagging.
Doing 'repipes' on 11,817 homes for around A$60,000 each - BGC arrives at a big bill.
How a New Zealand dessert-maker has benefitted from being sold through the US retailer.
More than 150,000 Kiwis have signed up.
A green machine rises, with 24,717 applicants on the housing register.
OPINION: There is hardly a stakeholder group Qantas hasn’t antagonised.
Fossil fuels, porn, gambling among industries off-limits to "ethical" investment group.
Just when the business was “getting some momentum, these legacy issues [flared] up".
Remember the blaze back in 2019? The company expects a $657.1m fire insurance payout.
Areas have been identified where NZ populations of those aged 75-plus are growing fastest.
All was well until the sides disagreed about the home’s cleanliness at the tenancy's end.
Fletcher Building chief executive Ross Taylor saw his pay drop 43 per cent.
Hurdles lie ahead for construction company - but analysts are upbeat.
Strweth! Penalty could vary wildly from estimates.