Two levels of a revamped Auckland city office building that are described as "funky" and "streamlined high-tech" are being marketed for lease.

An Environment Court mediation is scheduled this month over opposition to the huge new Arch Hill Bunnings.

Money that Mainzeal Property & Construction owed to its staff, a trading bank and Inland Revenue has been largely repaid.

PM John Key has rebuffed a $250m offer from Auckland Mayor Len Brown to kick-start the $2.86b City Rail Link, saying it's on track for 2020.

Auckland Mayor Len Brown is offering $250 million of the city's money to kick-start the $2.86 billion underground rail project before the Govt starts contributing.

Change of venue for half-year figures reflects 'significant operations in Australia'.

An Auckland-based developer behind multi-million dollar projects has had a property owned by one of his companies put up for mortgagee sale by a company he borrowed money from.

Auckland's central business district needs a rapid and major pick-up in commercial building development.

Fitzgerald Glade eatery situated by native tree tunnels on the market for $660,000.

'This is my hood," says Fletcher Development's general manager, Bernie Chote, standing at the southern end of the Three Kings Quarry looking across to Te Tatua a Riukiuta.

On paper, it looks like Andy Davies owns half of Auckland. In real life, the $75 million-plus man wears holey jerseys and lives in a Freemans Bay 'do-up'.

Billionaire developers behind a new five-star Viaduct hotel jetted into Auckland this week for confidential, last-minute negotiations.

Auckland's economic prospects look the best in seven years, based on labour, housing construction and manufacturing activity.

Two premium office floors in the state-of-the-art Manukau Tertiary Centre on Davies Rd, Manukau, are for lease. The Warren and Mahoney designed-building is scheduled for completion in the middle of this year.

A large mixed-use zoned site with redevelopment potential on a high-profile corner site on Dominion Rd, Mt Roskill, will go under the hammer in early March.

The value of New Zealand investment buildings sold last year was back to pre-global financial crash levels.

Ground work preparations are well under way on the new Fonterra headquarters site in the Viaduct Harbour area on the corner of Fanshawe St and Halsey St.

Twelve Chinese-manufactured sleepouts, designed to be cheaper than renting for Aucklanders.

By this time next year, the first buildings could be going up in Wanaka's single-biggest commercial and residential development.

Two dedicated shoe stores in the Bay of Islands tourism centres of Kerikeri and Paihia are for sale as one going concern business as the only stores of their type in the Far North.