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For sale: City office block with resident jjimjilbang
A freehold Auckland city office floor fully leased to two tenants and producing net annual rental income of $270,841 is among a wide range of investment properties that will go under the hammer on March 4 as part of Bayleys’ first Greater Auckland portfol
New precinct aims for funky ambience
A new commercial precinct in Quay Park near Britomart on the fringe of the Auckland central business district is offering fully fitted-out tenancy options for smaller business and professional firms under a simplified gross lease arrangement.
Industrial site with wide appeal
A Glen Innes industrial building with medium-stud warehousing and associated office accommodation on one level is being sold for the first time in 19 years.
Strong demand for office space in CBD
The amount of empty office accommodation within Auckland's CBD has fallen for the fifth consecutive year, reflecting the city's strong economic performance.
Delay to luxury hotel opening
Redevelopment and planning work for Auckland's newest CBD five-star hotel is taking longer than expected, delaying the Sofitel So opening.
Lynn Mall expansion gets under way
Work started this week on the $36 million expansion of New Zealand's first shopping mall.
Go with the inner city flow
Stay put and take in the views or head out on foot to meet your friends, says Donna McIntyre
Top Homes: Haven for high-flying city commuters
Vicky Fulton's Coromandel property comes with an elevator running between the wine cellar and top floor, friendly peacocks in the back yard, and a landing pad and hangar for your helicopter.
Big brand stores may head to Auckland
Mayor Len Brown has named big-brand international retailers Apple and Tiffany & Co as potential candidates to open their first New Zealand stores in Auckland.
Empty prime CBD sites bad for the city
A prominent commercial real estate financier says land-bankers are ruining Auckland's central business district by leaving many sites vacant for decades.
Delays will cost ratepayers up to $278m
The Government and the Auckland Council are at loggerheads over a start date for the $2.4b underground City Rail Link, and that's only going to add to the cost.
Chinese CBD bid highlights buying issue
Shanghai Pengxin's New Zealand property empire will soon reach into downtown Auckland, again igniting the issue of foreign ownership of property here.
Award-winning winery's block for sale
An established Hawkes Bay vineyard owned and operated by the award winning Villa Maria winery on the edge of Hastings is for sale.
Lodge set to profit from tourist surge
Wai Hou Oma Lodge, about 25 minutes north of Dargaville and the only four-star Qualmark rated lodge on Northland's west coast, is on the market ahead of an anticipated sizeable growth in tourist....
Project Auckland: Waterfront regeneration just the beginning
We're looking at a level of urban regeneration not seen before in the central city, says John Dalzell.
Project Auckland: The next chapter in Wynyard Quarter's rejuvenation
Wynyard Quarter is now a beacon for urban regeneration across Auckland city.