What happened to the people's wharf?
Remember the sense of breakthrough when Queens Wharf in downtown Auckland was secured as the people's wharf?
Remember the sense of breakthrough when Queens Wharf in downtown Auckland was secured as the people's wharf?
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.
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.
An associate of the world's biggest shopping centre owner and manager has vastly reduced its holdings here.
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.
Running Hamilton and Lower Hutt sites will vastly increase portfolio, says property management firm.
The largest property developer in the country says business has never been this busy.
Auckland Council has agreed to pay $15 million towards the $60 million to $70 million cost of restoring the heritage St James Theatre in Queen St.
INTERACTIVE: Confidential maps show a big squeeze in some of Auckland's poshest and poorest streets.
Homeowners will probably be able to build a fence, carport or more without the need for a resource consent under major reforms to planning laws.
Reading Entertainment has opened the new eight-screen LynnMall multiplex and its Australian boss vows further expansion.
We're below the height limit. We could build a bit higher. There's different height limits over the city determined by town planners.