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Why notify $300m project under restricted alert level 3?
"There's no way it should be notified under alert level 3," - Paul Glass.
"There's no way it should be notified under alert level 3," - Paul Glass.
Fee rise proposal labelled "of serious concern" by challenger.
Auckland's high level of investor activity could be a risk to house prices, analysts say.
'We're not running out. We're making steel 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at Glenbrook.'
Genuine community engagement was being sought from the developer - Chris Darby.
Analysts issue negative and positive views before company's AGM in a fortnight
"About to affect the entire country. Most jobs rely on reinforcing steel and mesh" - Leys
Council claimed $400,000 unpaid rates and penalties, a compromise was reached.
Property pundits crystal ball gaze to see if interest rates and Covid can halt the market.
If investors had any concerns around these issues "they should just walk away" - FMA.
Financial Markets Authority is yet to announce any action against Du Val.
A digger was used to smash a $675,000 home. Police have no idea who did it.
"We never set out to be the biggest home builder in New Zealand" - Grant Porteous.
Sign up before Christmas and McEwan will knock $10,000 off the asking price
Borrowers are going to have to divert more money towards paying their mortgages.
Changes to Property Law Act go significantly further than abandoned 2020 proposals.
Creditor list names a number of state entities and national businesses.
September sales data out from Auckland's largest agency
Remuera ex-rest home site sale said to be nearer $70m, settling this Friday
So how are landlords feeling? The answer, in a nutshell, seems to be: a little gloomier
Car fans probably won't like this glimpse into Auckland in the future - brace yourselves.
People 'earning more on paper from simply having a property than going to work every day'.
Mediation and adjudication have almost become a necessity, says a building boss.
"Everything the company is doing is in accordance with its resource consent" - developer.
Land availability and prices, rising construction costs, poor infrastructure are barriers
"My expectation is people will come from offshore and go, wow, you guys nailed it."
'Lack of rental supply to meet growing demand is a key problem for the housing sector.'
Apart from the $35m loss, West Village owes unsecured non-preferential creditors $17m.
Around 750 workers will be back on the tools today.
Some property insiders think Kiwi wants to bring New Zealand's first Ikea to Sylvia Park.