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Mall expansion proceeds in secret
Resource consent to almost double the size of Auckland's St Lukes will not have public input.
Dio School plans $36m art centre
Auckland's Diocesan School For Girls is developing a vast new $36 million centre for the arts.
The $10 million tank farm fight
Fight over who pays for the clean-up of a heavily contaminated area of Auckland's Wynyard Quarter will go all the way to the Supreme Court.
Supersized mall battle
Owners of a popular Auckland shopping mall are trying to push through plans to almost double its size, without the public being able to have a say.
Malls in for super-sized renovations
A widespread makeover of Auckland's malls is gathering pace, with details emerging of plans for St Lukes, Downtown, Milford, Pakuranga and Sylvia Park.
Tower rising above net threat
Internet shopping's power has not hurt NZX-listed Precinct Properties' ambitious plans for its $550 million, 38-level Downtown tower.
$70m Te Atatu land claim fight
Wrangle over waterfront land on Auckland peninsula may be heading to the Supreme Court.
NZ's $550m skyscraper ready for action
Developers of Auckland's tallest and most striking new office tower have told investors that plans are advancing well.
Fletcher shareholders get chipper outlook
Fletcher Building shareholders have been given a rosy outlook at their annual meeting today, with strong conditions in the construction market tipped to continue.
Housing protestors greet Fletcher's AGM
Protestors are gathered outside Fletcher Building's annual meeting, opposing its housing plans for the Ihumatao area near Auckland International Airport.
Property developers stung by old loan
Two retired property developers are liable to the receivers of a failed finance company for $308,572 because of guarantees they gave on an eight-year-old loan.
Ngati Whatua transforms loss to profit
Ngati Whatua Orakei Whai Rawa turned around from a loss last year of $304,773 to $2.2 million profit in the latest period.
Inside Story: Property managers a risk, say critics
Who's managing our largely unregulated residential property managers?