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Hyatt new $200m Viaduct hotel
US hotel chain the new operator of a luxury $200 million Auckland waterfront hotel to be developed by a Chinese property group.
$12m chunk of Remuera on market
A chunk of land in big enough for 30 to 60 homes, and in one of Auckland's most affluent suburbs, is on the market.
Auckland viaduct hotel plans to be unveiled
The focus will go on plans for Auckland's new $200 million luxury waterfront hotel tomorrow when China's President, Xi Jinping, and Prime Minister John Key announce new details of the Wynyard Quarter deal.
Billionaire: Don't fear my investments
A Chinese billionaire behind the controversial buy-up of the Crafar dairy farms and Lochinver Station says New Zealanders have nothing to fear from his investments in the country.
Law firm ordered to pay more for Blue Chip losses
A Tauranga law firm will have to pay $150,000 more to retirees who lost money in Blue Chip, a Court of Appeal ruling has found.
HighRidge has a proposal for you
Aluxurious West Auckland pre-wedding venue and accommodation business built on 4.3ha of landscaped grounds in the foothills of the Waitakere Ranges is for sale.
Mt Wellington facility a cool deal
A Mount Wellington cool store purpose built for long-established tenant Goodman Fielder, which pays $475,000 in annual rent, is for sale.
Auckland Grammar's $6.4m project
Auckland Grammar School is seeking a further $1.7 million for its new $6.4 million classroom project where construction is well advanced.
Crafar buyer now owns Q'town Hilton
The identity of the new owner of Queenstown's Hilton hotel has been revealed - and it's the group behind the controversial Crafar farm and Lochinver Station purchase.
Ponsonby ditching villa look?
A 14-unit Ponsonby apartment development is planned for a pocket 430sqm site in a street once the domain of character villas.
Brian Gaynor: Trust's Viaduct sale angers unit holders
Goodman Property Trust's decision to sell a 49 per cent interest in its Auckland Viaduct properties has made a large number of unit holders very, very angry.