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Knighted: Billionaire philanthropist Sir Ted Manson

'Mum’s kindness has allowed me to be the person I am today. She guided and loved me.'

Ten most valuable deals by foreigners trading NZ assets in latest year

Value of deals in 2024 was less than half the value of those the previous year.

New Whanganui Journey shelters merge culture and functionality

Three new shelters have been constructed along the Whanganui Journey Great Walk.

'Significant milestone for many Kiwis': Oceania Healthcare CEO Suzanne Dvorak

The workforce is predominantly female which is reflected in the company's leadership.

Three top new residences which won 2024 architecture awards

Outstanding designs displayed in Whanganui, Ōtautahi and Wānaka residential buildings.

350-home project on track despite developer's other company in liquidation

The Government has no concerns about the development on state land in Ngongotahā.

Ikea store and warehouse top list of Auckland's biggest property developments

Industrial projects dominate new supply, the study found, comprising 65% of new stock.

Property developer, philanthropist James Kirkpatrick dies aged 94

Business he founded owns wide range of commercial, industrial and warehouse properties.

Unconsented building work non-disclosure sees agents fined $18,000

Three Barfoot & Thompson agents pleaded guilty to unsatisfactory conduct in the case.

Du Val court hearing pencilled in

Judge this week will be considering PwC’s application for information in the case.

Florida funder loaned $28.2m to Rotorua housing project

Liquidator expects no loss to customers.

Hawke's Bay's economic future relies heavily on six industries (and tourism isn't one): Report

Tourism has been left off a top-six list of industries to drive Hawke's Bay's economy.

McDonald’s consults Ngāti Whātua on Ōrākei drive-through restaurant plans

Real estate chief met Ngāti Whātua O Ōrakei on employment, safety, health and tikanga.

'State of shock' - vendors v agent who gave keys to buyer before settlement

Parmar gave keys to the purchaser the day before settlement without the vendors' consent.

Matthew Hooton: Government gets fast-track reform right

OPINION: Expect a construction boom with less risk of corruption than feared.

Iconic Wellington site to be turned into a spa and restaurant

A new developer has been chosen to restore the landmark that's sat empty for a decade.