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Debt shows cracks in US property boom
A US$90 billion ($123b) wave of mortgages, leftover debt from the 2007 lending boom, is laying bare the weak links in the U.S. real estate market.
A US$90 billion ($123b) wave of mortgages, leftover debt from the 2007 lending boom, is laying bare the weak links in the U.S. real estate market.
Home improvement and garden retailer Mitre 10 (New Zealand) Ltd has completed the construction of its national Support Centre in Albany
An internationally-renowned author and artist - whose talents range from olive oil and wine-making, writing and painting - is to sell
Housing prices dropped in most parts of New Zealand over the last month, offering a glimmer of hope for first home buyers.
Unusual feature of new $15m heritage apartment project revealed
Wellington's Museum Art Hotel today changes its name to QT Museum after a multi-million dollar facelift.
Christchurch housing became more affordable in 2016, bucking the trend across New Zealand's housing markets.
Auckland has gone from the world's fifth least affordable city to its fourth, now behind Hong Kong, Sydney and Vancouver as the least accessible housing market.
Giapo, Auckland's radical icecream business, is on the move.
Barfoot & Thompson Commercial launches its first 'mini-porfolio' of the year.
Peter Alexander, chief executive of NZX listed landlord Stride Property, is optimistic about the upcoming general election.
Connal Townsend, Property Council chief executive, gives his take on the year ahead.
Colliers International's Research team has released its Top 10 Predictions for 2017, on trends and moves across the property sector. 1
Some Devonport residents opposed Ryman Healthcare's proposed retirement village that would provide accommodation for up to 400 people.
Empty Auckland central city office accommodation is now at its lowest level since Bayleys Research began its CBD vacancy survey in
Mark Francis, managing director of NZX listed Augusta Capital, gives his take on the year ahead.
While some projects are cancelled, work has begun to convert a 17-level office block in to apartments.
New apartments, construction of the five-star $200 million hotel, offices and transformed streetscapes: The urban renewal of Auckland's waterfront in 2017.
Precinct Properties chief executive Scott Pritchard discusses what will affect business in 2017.
Scott Pritchard, Precinct Properties' chief executive, gives his take on the year ahead.
Richard Aitken, executive chairman of multi-disciplinary consultancy Beca, is an officer of New Zealand Order of Merit who remains a hands-on engineer.
Dealing with publicity around housing affordability was the toughest public relations job of 2016, according consultancy firm BlacklandPR.
Housing credit growth continued to lose momentum in November, according to fresh figures from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.
Housing a bus terminal is a requirement of SkyCity Auckland's resource consent.
The government has joined forces with the Hamilton City Council to beef up housing supply in the city.
Private landlords are preparing to lobby the government to sell them unwanted state houses.
Difficult lending conditions cited in cancellation of apartments project.
Buoyant residential building activity has pushed up the average price for top structural logs this year rise to the highest in more than two decades.
WATCH: Inside Warren and Mahoney's new headquarters in the revamped Mason Bros. Building.