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Offshore growth boosts SkyCity revenue
SkyCity Entertainment Group, the listed casino company, says group revenue is up 17.9 per cent to $415.6 million for the second half of the 2015 year-to-date, accelerating from the pace of sales....
SkyCity Entertainment Group, the listed casino company, says group revenue is up 17.9 per cent to $415.6 million for the second half of the 2015 year-to-date, accelerating from the pace of sales....
Auckland's Mitchell & Stout Architects was only initially asked to upgrade Titirangi's historic ex-hotel Lopdell House, expanding its existing art gallery and redesigning its basement theatre.
NPT has posted a 16 per cent drop in annual profit, reflecting a bigger uplift in the year-earlier period from a revaluation of properties.
As with many big jobs, this one started out small. Auckland’s Mitchell & Stout Architects was only initially asked to upgrade Titirangi’s historic ex-hotel Lopdell House, expanding its existing art gallery and redesigning its basement theatre. Work was really planned to focus on a single building. But that would never have worked.
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Mark Keating writes: The Government has been arm-twisted by its critics into a tax response to address Auckland property prices.
The 190m-tall block will include a 30-level tower for 4000 workers, a 125-room hotel, and up to 10 luxury brand shops.
An Australian hotel business is disputing action by NZ's largest hotel owner over the management of five hotels here.
Warrants for a police raid on properties owned by Christchurch businessman David Henderson have been declared unlawful.
A second banking chief has denied Auckland has a housing bubble, saying many factors were combining to drive prices up including the city's sheer desirability.