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NZ's biggest private hospital wins first step in controversial expansion plan
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The fake builder: Man in court after working on 34 properties
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Fletcher has agreed not to pay a dividend until it returns to normal covenants.
Auckland Home Show go-ahead a ray of hope for economy
The Auckland Home Show will be the first major post-Covid-lockdown retail event in 2020.
NZ firms 'fuming' as $371m KiwiRail contract goes overseas
Fletchers and Downer have reportedly lost the contract to Chinese and South African firms.
$35m bill to fix apartment block
A court case is under way against the Auckland Council to recover $35m in repairs.
How pandemic hit house-building consents
2168 new homes consented in April, lowest for a month in nine years
Ngāti Whātua changes plans at first free-market housing subdivision
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How Covid-19 is reshaping urban lives
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$15m new house, initially planned in 2016, now under way
270 Newmarket insurance staff moving to CBD next year
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Property giant puts $500m development on hold
Mansons TCLM says now is not the right time to start construction.
Two American film studios eye south Auckland production sites
"You could possibly end up with more than one film studio at Drury" - Hughes
Goodman result: Revenue up, net profit down 18 per cent
The company's net profit is down from $319.5m to $261m.
Reserve Bank warning: $40b sector 'vulnerable'
Commercial property "could exacerbate downturn" - Reserve Bank
Funding for property development and subdivisions dries up
Developers will have to hold on until financiers feel more confident again.
Retirement giant Arvida sees profit slide 28%
Unit resales and sales stopped in lockdown, PPE expenses rose
DIYers rejoice - Government scraps costly building consents for small home projects
The move will save homeowners $18 million in consenting costs each year.
Reach for the sky: NZ's tallest apartment tower up, record price sought for penthouse
NZ's tallest apartment tower could set a second record - on price.
Why Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei put retirement village rebuild 'on hold'
NZ Strong started there in January - now all work has stopped
Editorial: Where to now for Fletcher Building?
Editorial: The Fletcher's story has been NZ's story, so it's woes are widely felt.
Hammer blow with 1500 jobs lost: Four reasons Fletcher so hard hit
Commercial Bay had 1800 workers, now reduced to just 800.
Fletcher won't continue wage subsidy, wants independence
Fletcher announced earlier today it would cut 1,500 jobs.