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Clothing giants to shake up retail game
Retail analysts are warning that the industry will need to "up its game" with international clothing giants Zara and H&M set to move into Sylvia Park next year.
Retail analysts are warning that the industry will need to "up its game" with international clothing giants Zara and H&M set to move into Sylvia Park next year.
Mall where fashion giant will make its New Zealand debut promises fashions fans prices won't be any different to other Zaras around the world.
A developer has pulled together $1.4 billion in funds and credit for a project to 'completely reshape Auckland's waterfront'.
Heavy hint that popular clothing chains Zara and Uniqlo will be part of huge Auckland development.
Traditional villas share street fronts with sleek new apartment developments in busy township known for high-class shopping, writes Graham Hepburn.
Lord of the Rings director putting millions of dollars of his own money into plan to build a movie museum and convention centre in Wellington.
Auckland is embarking on a massive regeneration project that aims to transform many of its suburban centres.
NZX-listed landlord Precinct Properties will this month announce progress on leasing its $550 million 38-level Downtown project.
A group of 109 people - mainly Singaporean and Malaysian - are taking legal action over a failed Queenstown property scheme they bought into last decade.
More than 11 new retirement villages will need to be built annually to cater for our aging population.
The developer behind one of Auckland's largest new housing estates has hit the wall.
A Christchurch property manager is under police investigation and facing a misconduct charge after a man's death in the February 2011 quake.
An associate of the world's biggest shopping centre owner and manager has vastly reduced its holdings here.
Retirement giant Ryman Healthcare has released the first image of a $100 million North Shore village on a site where hundreds of people will live.
Real Groovy has found a new home - and it's not too far from the old one.
Augusta Capital bought two office and two industrial buildings.