Hold your horses! Fast-track plans for 370 homes on racecourse land hits bump
"This fast-track legislation is being used wrongly." - Troy Elliott.
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55-level apartment tower to be NZ's tallest
"Aspects of the tower design have been heavily influenced by local Māori iwi" - report.
Who's the most leveraged listed property business?
Some of the businesses stand out as extremely conservatively geared.
Fletcher to buy part of Ellerslie racecourse for $100m+
Local residents and retailers will be consulted about plans for seven-level blocks.
Homes owned by Auckland's politicians jump $14m in value in four years
PM Ardern's home has jumped $1.1m, while Opposition leader Luxon has netted $2.4m.
Record high-rise cranes up in Auckland
Apartment and townhouse projects are driving crane numbers up.
Watch: Ngāti Manuhiri on luxury resort plans
The trust is vowing to take 'any action we need to' in opposing a proposal for a headland.
Experts welcome FMA 'stop' on Flat Bush 50% return scheme
"The industry as a whole benefits from this type of market regulation," Mark Francis says.
Almost-finished townhouses up for mortgagee sale
"Normally, they would wait for titles to be issued and pre-sales to settle" - Kellow.
Simon Bridges' $3.9m Tauranga home flops at auction
Politician's family home still on the market - but at a fixed price.
Tuaropaki buys Vinoptima Estate, wine 'lake' not included
Gisborne area boutique winery founded by prominent vintner Nick Nobilo has been sold.
Mainzeal liquidations: $111m of claims 'admitted'
Liquidators can't say when they will finish the work.
FMA moves against Longhorn fund forecasting 50pc return
Watchdog places interim stop order on the scheme.
Takapuna land sale defended, leaders angry at critics of $400m scheme
Board was equally divided so chair used his casting vote to carry the deal.
Ghost suburb: Families face financial ruin as dream homes delayed
Scores of families face financial ruin due to a two year wait for a water connection.
Would you like a private jet with your suite? $1bn worth of luxury planned for Queenstown
As Aotearoa begins to open up, our southern tourist hotspot has some good news.
Revealed: The Auckland home worth just $59,000 - no, it's not an apartment
It also sits on 10,000sq m and was built in 2014. Plus, check out NZ's cheapest streets.
Streets of Gold: New Zealand's most expensive streets
New council data shows the average price of homes on one Auckland street is $13m.
Complaint about $75m Queenstown campground sale rejected
Construction of new development to be phased in seven stages, taking more than a decade.
'Take action on rental listings': Critics to Trade Me
Trade Me asked to stop accepting residential rental property listings that breach the law.
'Demise of Kiwi way of life': Angry Remuera neighbours expected four, not 13 townhouses
Jammed parking, smelly bins, no storage for golf clubs: Locals worry about 'tiny' homes.
Grant Robertson opens $329m Mansons TCLM building
"...so much money to give away. We just can't give [it] away quick enough." - Manson.
Auckland Airport starts developing $200m outlet shopping centre
The site will feature more than 100 shops and 1400 car parks.
Watch: Max Key moves bungalow to make way for relocated second home
'I really feel I've made a turning point in my career. I'm proud of the work' - Max Key.
$400m apartment, office, shopping scheme planned for Takapuna carpark site
A $33.2 million carparking site in Takapuna's heart has been sold for a secret sum.
Waiheke locals fight against 50th helicopter pad on island
Anti-chopper group says site 'less than 1km' from ferries and sits above popular beach.
Gisborne farm leader rallies against carbon sink fears
"If the farm goes, so does the school" - Toby Williams, Federated Farmers.
Korean doctor, lawyer fined $130,000 over Helensville property deal
Dealings over Helensville land resulted in court case.
Inflation Nation: Surging house prices leave rentals in the shade
When it comes to the property sector, inflation varies from low to eye-watering
Failed food outlets pocketed $1m in Covid wage subsidies, didn't pay taxes
Taxpayers are in the gun twice: first for the wage subsidies, then for the unpaid taxes.
'Forgotten treasure' housing plans hit snag: Developer loses court ruling on trees
It plans a much larger scheme for the land but even its tree-planting is ruled illegal
Untidy Christchurch properties may see rates quadrupled
Financial incentives may be used to get unkempt lots tidied up in the city centre.
House sale numbers, prices slide: REINZ's forecast for what happens next
When did the market turn? Late 2021, according to Westpac.