Crane numbers drop, housing push sets Auckland record
Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch have fewer cranes than in February.
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Retirement village planned for $90m Remuera site
"We don't want this to be a confrontational process," says local agent Grant Dickson.
From amputations to electrocutions: How dangerous are NZ construction sites?
Construction remains hazardous despite efforts to make it safer.
$400m Auckland retirement chain sale?
The business has run villages for more than 30 years and is locally owned.
Construction's catalogue of tragedy: But is building really the riskiest job?
Construction is relatively safe when fatalities in that sector are compared to others.
Infratil to sell $100m+ slice of Auckland's Wynyard Quarter
Parties are doing due diligence and hopes are high for a year's-end deal.
Watch: Tunnel breakthrough on Auckland's $4.4 billion City Rail Link
The tunnel boring machine will now be dismantled and shipped to Germany.
What Costco needs before it can open its doors
Costco is due to open its doors on September 28, but needs two things to happen first.
Douglas Pharmaceuticals' new $50m block opens
Hi-tech lab and skybridge in major new R&D site.
What it's like inside: $150m Milford Omana North
'We've taken exactly the same approach to the apartments as we did to Westgate.'
Industry 'floored': Rule changes for vinyl, wood laminate spark worry
On your vinyl warning: Flooring group furious, says why fix what's not broken?
Business liquidation: 'I have two options: live in my car, or in a garage'
'I had insufficient funds to buy a new home' - woman planning to live in minor dwelling.
Ranked: NZ's biggest home builders, with thousands of projects on the books
One firm is currently working on 3591 dwellings.
Before and after at CBD $1m+ weatherboard do-up
"It was just an absolute mess. It was disgusting. It wasn't clever" - Jason Armstrong
Roof going on new $300m+ North Shore Hospital block
New block rising at the near-capacity hospital with big staffing pressures
Construction giant wants more Māori leadership at all levels of its business
Downer Construction wants to increase tangata whenua working in key roles.
Two deaths a month and one serious injury a day on building sites, stats show
Experts are calling for a "renewed focus" on construction health and safety.
Macquarie may back out of $220m SkyCity car park deal
"A car park buyback is not part of our current discretionary capital strategy" - CFO.
Fletcher Living plans 160-home Ōkahukura venture
9.3ha greenfields site is on Albany Highway and new entry road will be created.
Wharf explosion: Union questions health and safety procedures
Worksafe said any information would be 'months away'.
Where your sports car won't scrape the floor: Luxury apartments include vehicle showroom
Rich people need more car parks than the rest of us and those need to be bigger too.
Focus: Explosion rocks downtown Auckland
Emergency services rushed to an explosion at a construction site on Halsey St in downtown Auckland that left five people injured. Video / NZ Herald
NZ will have a housing surplus in 12 months - Kiwibank
The country's housing shortage is shrinking fast as new builds outstrip demand.
Hundreds impacted as Queensland building company collapses
Another company has become latest casualty in a string of collapses impacting the sector.
$300k tax evasion: Builder used company money on Uber Eats and cash withdrawals
He also made overseas transactions in the USA, Mexico, and Australia.
Landlord gives retail tenants $8.3m rent relief, net profit falls
But revenue and dividends rose.
NZ's highest paid CEO: Fletcher boss takes home $6.58m
"We've achieved as a company. The buck stops here," says Fletcher boss.
Fletcher declares strong result, profit up 42%
Company was forecast to push up operating earnings by 12 per cent for year.
The cut of their Gib: What to expect from Fletcher Building's annual result
"We don't expect many surprises": Forsyth Barr analysts on Wednesday's result.
Beach Haven cliff collapse: Mystery of vanishing vegetation
On July 15 there was a slip beneath the recently built $2.25m property.
Older Auckland offices half-empty, yet new blocks rise: Why?
Precinct boss says some of the older stock may be struggling to meet people's needs.
Covid-recovery law sees 55-level Auckland apartment tower fast-tracked
Block to be one level shorter than The Pacifica.
How listed landlord boosted profit by 9pc
Board and management expect to deliver further earnings, distribution growth.