Australian, Middle Eastern owners sell Precinct Properties' management for $215m
Sydney and Abu Dhabi businesses to terminate management contract.
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New Foodstuffs distribution centre - enough toilet paper for 100 supermarkets
'It's the thing that most worries humans.'
$500m-$1b more tax: How much new rental property rules could bring in
ASB has crunched the numbers on the Government's new housing policy.
British tax change 'nowhere near as severe' as here: landlord
'Tax system favours debt-driven residential property investment' - David Parker.
Toeing the bright-line: IRD reveals number of house sales in its sights
Rental properties sold within the last four years will fall under bright-line regime.
Kiwi Property valuations up $100m
Vaccinations cited as one of the reasons for more positivity.
12-house landlord reveals plan to combat rental property tax changes
12-house landlord can reduce $16,000 per year tax bill to almost zero dollars.
Concerns Government housing policy could increase rents
There are concerns that the changes do not address the plight of renters.
Q&A: New Government housing policy explained
Key changes of today's policy changes explained.
'Bizarre, crazy': Landlords shocked at Government's housing plans
'Cost of the mortgage is the biggest single cost for an investor' - Andrew King
NZ's biggest warehouse opens: Foodstuffs North Island's distribution centre
Facility the size of eight rugby fields to supply more than 100 North Island supermarkets.
Editorial: Carrot and stick options for the housing market
Editorial: The Government will this week unveil its package of housing policies
From 750,000 ticket sales to $1m liabilities: Pop-up Globe's demise
Covid-19's wrecking ball takes another victim.
Godwits live near new high-density 543-unit Auckland scheme
Bar-tailed godwits fly from Alaska to sites near the new scheme.
Eight-level, $80m apartment plan for Auckland suburb
The project is expected to be completed by 2023.
Blacklisted tenants: Privacy Commissioner launches probe
Watchdog taking close look at how much information being taken from tenants.
Facebook, Google, Amex, Expedia: Where they rent in Auckland
Several major businesses have taken advantage of Generator space.
Love's Labour's Lost? The Pop-Up Globe creditors named in first report
The pandemic is said to have delivered a death blow to the business.
Can Auckland offices be easily converted into apartments?
"Many cogs in the wheel of property development" - Ted Manson
NZ's biggest new philanthropic social house scheme completed
The twin-tower development is NZ's largest privately-developed social housing scheme.
'Fantastic ride': Foodstuffs South Island boss retires after 20 years as CEO
Steve Anderson will step down from the role in February 2022.
House prices reach new highs as market hits busiest period in 14 years
Investors rushed in to beat new LVR restrictions from March 1
Marina works start while Supreme Court case pends
'Thrilled to finally be starting on-site construction' - marina developer Tony Mair.
Top Italian restaurant Amano under new ownership
NZX-listed Savor Group has acquired the upmarket restaurant and hospitality group owner.
Architects, property bosses react to $452m Aotea Central plans
"Pā on headlands, ridges and maunga recalled in rooftop" - architects.
Immigration NZ responds to confusion over temporary visa condition
Concerns of unfair treatment over usage of Covid-19 tracer app.
$452 million, 21-level project to rise in Auckland CBD
The 125-year leasehold of public land was sold for $40m.
Auckland's King Canute: The man who's holding back the sea in the city
"The seawall is an incredible achievement" - Eric van Essen
What $5.75m buys: Auckland city's new high-rise sub-penthouses
The building is now being transformed from offices into apartments.
Nido building, land hits mortgagee sale, massive stock sale
Pearlfisher Capital, first mortgagee, loaned $25m short-term debt finance.
Precinct reignites $200m-plus 1 Queen St plans
$298m plans revised: new scheme more in line with changed market conditions.
Project Auckland: What future for offices in times of pandemic?
Staff could face pay cuts if they work remotely long term
Moa on split from NZX-listed Savor, turning around unprofitable business
Stephen Smith now runs the business with his father and Lion veteran Mike Smith.
Taking a bite: Ngāi Tahu buys into apple business
A 6 per cent stake in the grower exporter has sold for an undisclosed sum.