Skyscraper mania grips China
The eastern Chinese city of Suzhou is joining a national rush for the sky with what's slated to become the world's third-tallest building.
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Online sales growth cools
Online retail sales growth is slowing and 19 out of every 20 New Zealand purchases are still made in a shop,
'Desperate shortage' of retail space, says Auckland councillor
Auckland is suffering a desperate shortage of land for business expansion and retailing with a "critical short supply" of large format shopping space, says one Auckland councillor.
Park dusts off noise barrier plan
Eden Park's operators have tabled plans to borrow $1.8 million to install a sound barrier for the east stand.
CBD feels the squeeze
Auckland's CBD has cranes on its horizon again, but not enough to resolve a critical office-space squeeze
Properties sold in leaseback deal
New Zealand real estate investment specialist Caniwi Capital has bought chicken processing plants, hatcheries and farms from Inghams Enterprises NZ .
Environmental group backs Unitec housing plan
An organisation representing 10,000 young Kiwis backs plans for Unitec and Eden Park.
More homes wanted around park
Intensive housing development on land surrounding Cornwall Park is being proposed - but lessees fear it'll result in further hikes to lease fees after new valuations.
Former Auckland developer US scheme
Former Auckland apartment developer Lily Zhong is planning a US$380 million ($436 million) scheme to develop commercial and residential units on vacant land in Florida.
Ryman adds Tropicana to its portfolio
Tropicana, one of the biggest privately owned blocks of land in inner Auckland, has been sold to retirement giant Ryman Healthcare.
Reality TV queen offloads sports bar
TV mogul Julie Christie has placed her Auckland Viaduct-based sports bar on the market, along with her extensive personal collection of sports memorabilia.
Brian Rudman: Cement traps us in the bad old days
One of the justifications for creating the Super City was that it would hasten the end of the planning silo mentality that hog-tied Auckland.
Proposal opens up Queens Wharf
The western side of Queens Wharf could become open space as part of plans for the downtown waterfront area.
Ex-wife bids to revive million dollar case
The ex-wife of a former bankrupt property developer has gone back to court in an attempt to revive her multi-million dollar claim over relationship assets.
Former rich-lister pleads not guilty
A former rich-lister charged with misleading authorities and concealing property has pleaded not guilty.
Canadians in $1 billion property buy
The new Canadian owners of the $1 billion real estate fund have opportunities to expand in New Zealand by further investing in real estate assets at Botany, Manukau, Tauranga and Christchurch.
AMP Capital sells $1b of buildings offshore
AMP Capital Investors has agreed to sell 18 New Zealand properties worth more than $1 billion to Canada's Public Sector Pension Investment Board.
Busy Hub in heart of Mangawhai
The Hub commercial and retail centre is a popular stopping place for tourists as well as residents.
Orakei offers superb prospect
A three-level mixed use Orakei commercial building fully leased to 10 tenants on a large site with future development potential is for sale for the first time in nearly three decades.
Garden hub set to grow homes
The birthplace of the country's biggest garden centre is for sale for the first time in 102 years.
Plan is 'ghettos for the rich'
Up to 600 new apartments, townhouses and duplexes in 17 blocks, six to nine levels high, are planned in the now open areas around Wynyard Quarter.
NZ mall stake could be sold for $3b
New Zealand's biggest and most valuable collection of shopping malls might be on the market, with all nine malls controlled by a new owner.