
New apartments have no car parks, bikes get dedicated lift
It's proof compact, well-sited apartments without car parks will sell, the developer says.
It's proof compact, well-sited apartments without car parks will sell, the developer says.
Wrote waiata, trained adult 35-member kapa haka rōpu, running hangi for 100.
After extensive renovations and plans, Napier will finally have an updated War Memorial.
“It is another great step forward towards the bustling city centre we are aiming for.”
Wellington City Council considered issuing a dangerous building notice in 2018.
The Rangitīkei mayor says preliminary conversations indicate cases in his district.
The home he once owned across the street he sold to marina owners Simon and Paula Herbert.
Ryan Mead died from toxic fumes after installing carpet.
More than 1000 properties may be impacted nationwide.
New group Quiet Sky Waitematā: seeking petition signatures against choppers.
Hybrid Jaguars and smart assistants feature in 'luxury' retirement village.
Despite an unpleasant combo of ingredients, some confidence is building.
'A big part of this is the planning that goes into the physical works' - NZ country lead.
There's a conditional contract between Kāinga Ora and a developer.
Hawke's Bay is included in the regional hospital redevelopment programme.
Phriendly Phishing gives five key pieces of advice: how to protect yourself.
Now only around 45,000 new homes consented annually, down from a record 51,000.
The students are building new skills, constructing a house from the ground up.
The Herne Bay mansion was once owned by the Sultan of Brunei.
'Without question, there will be more closures.'
Sites are planned so most places won’t be able to be seen from the beach below.
Enjoy the cheap $4.50/hour car parking rate while it lasts. It will go soon.
The retailer has formulated key questions it says people are asking about its closure.
58 per cent of workers in NZ are exposed to at least one cancer-causing agent at work.
His time with the construction firm only lasted one month.
Disappointment expressed that costs had escalated so much.
More than $800,000 Covid cash was paid to keep it afloat - but it still sank.
The builder says he simply didn't want to put his name on shoddy work.
'Change is due to the temporary decrease in our funds from operation/debt ratio.'