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Cost blowout, delays hit 21-unit state housing project
Kāinga Ora is sticking by its decision to go modular and with overseas builders.
Stalled Remuera townhouse project gets green light
Construction crews will return to the site on Monday after a five-month delay.
'Us? You've got to be kidding!' - Building giants challenge ComCom price probe
Heavyweights tell price probe their materials are a smaller part of the overall cost.
Why a Grey Lynn block was upsized 115%
Ockham has five other projects worth $650m under development.
RATs sales boom: Why NZ should be safe from price gouging
What you can expect to pay for rapid antigen tests.
Consumer NZ finds big price difference in RATs, concerns over markups
With no set price for RATs, it's up to individual retailers to decide a fair price.
Mīharo! Which iwi are doing best financially
Tens of millions being distributed as well as housing, education, career help.
Ex-All Black's helipad: Council wants more information
Westmere scheme draws many questions from senior council planner.
Supermarket wars: New player alongside giants; another changes hands
Huckleberry downsizes operation, new player talks covenants making setting up difficult.
The dame, the billboards and the neighbourhood fight
Fashion designer/businesswoman triumphs, barring neighbour from property.
Small Business: Meal kit firm's vision to serve up digital business for restaurants
Arthur Crawford discusses servicing New Zealand's struggling hospitality sector.
'It hasn't sunk in yet': Meet the $10 million man, Dudley Barton
He first tried to sell half in 1996, then fought the council over $400,000 rates
Why this $344m project will be NZ's coolest building job
"The idea is to build it completely in New Zealand and then take it down there."
More top Auckland restaurants shut temporarily
Waterfront places now on the list of temporarily shut eateries.
Anti-marina protesters lose another Waiheke battle
The protester's lawyer cited the developer's conduct which escalated the situation
Builder launches new $120m apartment business
Construction chief launches new Auckland train station-oriented apartment business.
Revaluation surge helps push Vital profit up 86 per cent
Outlook is for a "stable earnings stream" in a defensive sector.
Summerset profit boosted by $543m revaluations
6600+ older people live in around 36 "resort-style" villages owned by the company
Please, come back: $2.4b landlord to CBD workers
The consequences for Auckland and Wellington's CBD are dire, warns landlord.
The Auckland Westfield mall that's about to be super-sized
Institutional investors on the conference call also noted mention of the expansion.
Auckland's famous Prego restaurant shut 'temporarily' due to Covid
'We've felt frustrated and helpless, watching Omicron getting rapidly closer.'
Builder must repay developer $512K in Auckland townhouse fight
Owner/developer claimed $1.02m damages initially but won only around half that.
New $1 billion real estate business announced
Analysts estimated Covid could have a $7m impact on the full-year result.
Sir Ian Taylor urges Govt to allow big business to sell and distribute RATs
Business not being trusted to source and distribute critical tests, businessman says.
Ho Chi Minh City to Northcote: 182 modular units planned for state land
The TLC site is beside Kāinga Ora's Tonar St site where the builder failed last year.
PFI declares record $452.8m annual net profit
Property values rose 22.2 per cent or $392m to reach $2.1 billion
Small Business: Fitness centre keeps human connection strong in technological era
Diego Rosenberg, director of Tauranga gym Health Quarters, believes in the personal touch.
It's wholesale: Property developers' new money source
If it's not the bank, then syndicate? But now wholesale schemes have followed that.
FMA wholesale property fund probe sought investor client names
Some found this "invasive" and worried about handing over the information.
Building back better: Fletcher posts stunning half-year result
"I just said what I was going to do and I did it," Ross Taylor said of five-year plan.
Covid casualty: Auckland gym shutting after 20 years
Cutting costs was not enough to offset numbers drop due to Covid.
'Toilet paper syndrome': Builders panic buying gib board
Signature Homes and Fletcher Building have acknowledged extremely high demand.