Ikea turns deaf ear to pleas
Online campaigns have succeeded in reviving Georgie Pie and Choco-ade - but have failed to convince furniture giant Ikea to come to New Zealand.
Online campaigns have succeeded in reviving Georgie Pie and Choco-ade - but have failed to convince furniture giant Ikea to come to New Zealand.
Indonesian and Singaporean investors are buying one of the country's biggest office towers in a deal worth more than $100m.
The decontaminated site of a former service station is being offered for sale on the Te Atatu Peninsula with resource consent to erect a ground-floor retail area.
The council's claims of high levels of design control are illusory and don't stack up, writes Richard Burton. "Very few residential developments will require a resource consent."
Precinct Properties is planning a $200 million five-building Wynyard Quarter campus as well as the $300 million 32-level Downtown tower.
Controversial $3.3 billion plans to develop a new freight hub or inland port at Ruakura on Hamilton's outskirts are due to be heard in May.
An A-grade warehouse and office building on one of the few remaining pocket-sized pieces of land just 3km from Auckland Airport will go under the hammer next month.
Milford Shopping Centre's development boss has welcomed an Environment Court decision allowing apartment towers to rise around the North Shore property up to 12 levels high.
Farmers has stood proud in Auckland's central city for nearly a century - but the iconic store is about to close its doors for the last time in the CBD.
BP will lease space for its new head office in Mansons TCLM's newly constructed five green-star rated building at 73 Remuera Rd in Newmarket.
Auckland property developer Malcolm Mayer has been sent to jail for 6 years for a $47m mortgage fraud.
More than $500 million of property financing was arranged last year by Shortland St-based NZ Mortgages & Securities which expects to exceed that this year.
Ngaire Duncan from Chatswood on Auckland's North Shore wanted to move to a retirement village but she hates high-rises.