Govt report: New home construction rate slower than expected
The rate of new home construction is set to rise more slowly between now and 2020.
The rate of new home construction is set to rise more slowly between now and 2020.
Spark is gearing up to launch a business which services tradespeople.
Tauranga mayor has defends Bella Vista offer despite upset it is not full-market value.
The deadly lung disease striking down Aussie tradies is said to be looming here too.
A stonemason went from healthy to the intensive care unit in only a few months.
The funding will come out of the Government's $3 billion provincial fund.
Prefabricated houses would be unlikely to be cheaper than building on-site.
Developers will retain only the exterior of the original building.
COMMENT: Three court rulings should be enough to protect the Okura marine reserve.
Troubled construction company owes around a thousand unsecured creditors $41m.
Council ponders carpark ownership
COMMENT: Construction industry needs to escape "boom and bust" trap.
The money will be borrowed from the government's housing infrastructure fund.
It is the second time that Stephen Foley has been declared bankrupt.
COMMENT: Why we need to continue to tackle the obstacles that are holding women back.
Financiers are asking for more details on the loan criteria that will apply to KiwiBuild.
COMMENT: Renovating a house is an insight into what has caused our housing crisis.
The Unitec project is the Government's big chance to show us how good KiwiBuild can be.
Easier visa process for foreign tradespeople proposed to speed up KiwiBuild.
An Auckland-based factory will assist with the Government's KiwiBuild plans.
If KiwiBuild homes are built to higher standards, it could save $680m, a report says.
Albert Park's historic caretaker's cottage has been hoisted two metres into the air.
Fletcher's giving a new longer-term strategy announcement in Sydney on Thursday.
Council looking at the approved resource consent and a "best-outcome" consent notice.
The proposed development has met strong opposition from community groups.
The value of total building activity dropped in March.
Two building practitioners were found to have brought the trade into disrepute.
Mystery surrounds what will be built on land on prime land on Fenton St.
EDITORIAL: New Zealand should have building materials at world prices.
Councillors will meet on June 6 to make a decision on a way forward for property owners.