Think-big spaces rare opportunity
A Wiri industrial subdivision is being developed for companies struggling to find well-located leased premises that cater for heavy manufacturing activities or that provide sufficient yard space.
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Splash out close to events centre
Abuilding leased to an Irish pub near Manukau's Vodafone Events Centre and close to a planned whitewater attraction called Wero will be auctioned next Thursday, providing a prime opportunity for investors.
Warning on 'low-ball' land grab
A lawyer has warned Auckland property owners about selling their real estate to public bodies, saying "low-ball" valuations are depriving people of the real estate's true worth.
Cricket gets hit for high-rise
The No 2 ground and cricket pitch at Eden Park will be replaced with residential and commercial buildings of up to nine storeys.
New plan for downtown Auckland
Auckland Council is in talks to privatise a section of QEII Square as part of a $300m redevelopment by Precinct Properties of the Downtown Shopping Centre, say sources.
Bid for 'people's wharf'
Mystery businessmen want to replace the Cloud with commercial buildings. In exchange they'd upgrade the ferry terminal and transform the harbourfront 'pigsty'.
Developer named in finance case
A previously unnamed defendant in the latest failed finance company case can now be identified as a Auckland property developer.
A-grade office units at Ascot Park
Two substantial office units occupied by multinational tenants in the Ascot Office Park in Greenlane are up for tender as part of Bayleys' latest Greater Auckland portfolio.
Bayswater plan meets mixed reaction
The first glimpse of what four-storey apartments could look like in the proposed Bayswater Marina Village has drawn a mixed reaction from North Shore residents.
Maori leases land for retirement village
Local hapu Ngati Whatua Orakei now says it isn't selling a prime piece of Auckland waterfront land to retirement village operator Ryman - it's only leasing it.
London's crown jewels shine
If you wanted to tell the story of the credit crunch and its aftermath in a single building, the recent history of banking giant HSBC's gleaming headquarters at London's Canary Wharf could be a good example.
Developer dreams of tallest US tower in Chicago
Garrett Kelleher, the Irish developer trying to restore Chicago's status as home to the tallest building in the US, has one last chance to keep his dream alive.
Farmer sits on $13.6m land profit
A large chunk of residential land for sale will enable the building of hundreds of new homes as the Auckland Council tries to solve the city's housing crisis.
Inter(Sky)City? Maybe not anymore
SkyCity Entertainment Group wants Auckland's InterCity Coachlines station out of its casino headquarters.
Three-in-one site set for hotel spin-off
Three retail properties in Havelock North, Hawkes Bay, that are likely to benefit substantially from the construction of a new five-star hotel across the road, are for sale.
AA makes room for driven buyer
An AA vehicle-testing station is about to vacate a large business mixed-use zone site in central Onehunga, offering a range of options for a new owner.
Beachfront project labelled a let-down
A big new Takapuna beachfront development started a few weeks ago has left an Auckland councillor unimpressed
Luxury resort ready for buyer to book in
The second set of receivers to take control of a Bay of Plenty resort in less than five years have been made two offers for the "luxury" complex, whose owners still owe millions.