Investigation launched into quake-damaged building
Asbestos contamination and a highly unstable building have destroyed any chance of personal belongings being saved from 61 Molesworth St in Wellington.
Asbestos contamination and a highly unstable building have destroyed any chance of personal belongings being saved from 61 Molesworth St in Wellington.
Kiwi Property Group, the country's biggest listed property investor, posted a 27 per cent gain in first-half profit.
Building owners taking part in a $250 million cladding class action against James Hardie have packed the courtroom gallery.
An multi-millionaire landlord says New Zealand homeowners lack financial knowledge.
The high-profile Ponsonby fire station, which has been owned by the New Zealand Fire Service since the early 1920s, is now for sale presenting a wide range of options for its new owner.
A waterfront Hawkes Bay sheep and beef farm is for sale, offering additional income streams from honey production and tourism.
A small retail investment property in a popular Auckland shopping mall is for sale by auction.
Driverless vehicles, 3D printing and drones could radically alter the industrial real estate sector.
A standalone freehold property, now for sale in Onehunga Mall has a new eight-year-lease to one of Australasia's largest clothing retailers.
A medium sized Auckland CBD commercial property with a mix of mainly education and retail tenants is for sale.
The Ryman village is planned for the ex-Navy Wakakura site in Devonport.
A Wellington landmark cinema buildings, the Paramount Theatre, is on the market.
What happens to buildings when large earthquakes hit? What makes some structures more resilient than others? An expert explains.
A penthouse apartment in Sydney's Bennelong Point, with a 270 degree outlook of Sydney's iconic harbour, is Australia's most expensive apartment.
Auckland Council is yet to loan $15 million for the upgrade of the city's historic St James Theatre and no public money is at stake in the troubled project.
Further checks are needed to Deloitte House in Wellington after the earthquake.
A Chow brothers' company is teaming up with the multi-billion dollar China Railway Zhongji group to build houses in Auckland.
Queenstown's building boom has pushed crane numbers up 600 per cent in the last few months.
A high-profile waterfront property at the end of Raglan's main street will go under the hammer next month.
One of New Zealand's biggest privately-owned forestry land portfolios is for sale.
The long-time home of the East Coast Bays RSA - a two-storey property at 13-15 Bute Rd - has been put on the market for sale.
A large Mt Eden property is now for sale, creating an unusual purchase opportunity on Auckland's city fringe.
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This exclusive Australian precinct is already up to 80 per cent foreign owned and mostly by Chinese investors.
Vodafone is heading to Mt Eden before shifting into its new permanent North Shore headquarters.
The CEO of an engineering firm has raised concerns about structural damage to towers that were swaying in the earthquake.
Thousands of people who work in two huge Wellington buildings can't get in this morning because of earthquake damage.
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Business people are upset about Queen St's homeless but they're being called on to help.