Cinema in the frame for Arch Hill site
A new Arch Hill boutique cinema with four theatres is to be built on a site where 80 apartments and new shops are also planned.
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Property developer guilty of fraud
A bankrupt property developer who used fronts and false information to borrow money as part of a $50 million loan scheme has been found guilty this morning.
Anger at Red Shed expansion plan
Balmoral residents and their local MP Phil Goff are angry about plans for a large expansion of The Warehouse.
Belief in industrial sector soars
Investor confidence in the Auckland industrial sector is at a net positive 63 per cent - up from 36 per cent a year ago, says a survey by Colliers International.
More land needed for Auckland growth - council report
Without action, Auckland faces a shortage of business-zoned land, potentially hampering manufacturing, transport, storage, construction and wholesale trades.
Uni's old brewery vision takes shape
Auckland University's $1 billion decade-long property push is in full swing at Newmarket where many brewery structures, buildings and view-blocking fences have come down.
For sale: Caravan park with potential
The Western Park Village caravan park, on a big site in the heart of the West Auckland suburb of Ranui, is for sale for the first time in 16 years.
Arch Hill residents take Bunnings fight to court
The Arch Hill Residents Society is going to the Environment Court, appealing against Bunnings being given permission to build in their Auckland neighbourhood.
Property deal one of the biggest: agent
A financier has sold 65 Quay Park apartments and eight shops and offices on Maori land to a developer in a multimillion-dollar deal.
Ryman green light for leak claim
Weathertight Homes Tribunal rules dwellings in St Heliers retirement village are private residences.
Giant crane in place for university build
The biggest commercial building site crane in the country is Fletcher Construction's giant on Auckland University's $200 million science faculty job.
First apartment block since GFC
The ground floor of the first block of Auckland apartments to rise since the global financial crisis is due to be poured on Saturday.
Williamson's name and shame threat
Maurice Williamson says he will name and shame property owners if they fail to check whether their buildings have similar flaws to Christchurch's CTV building.
Chance to buy Ponsonby trophy retail lot
A rare chance for a retailer to buy a good-sized and well-located retail property in Ponsonby's main shopping area has come up with a vacant property at 275 Ponsonby Rd.
Building bonanza tipped for Auckland
Business growth forecasts are so strong that Auckland is facing a big building shortage and needs 18 more PwC Towers, 18 more Metropolis blocks and 18 new malls like Downtown at the foot of Queen St, says a property expert.
Cafe ideal for travellers and locals
A founding hospitality business which helped turn around a once-desolate rural township into one of New Zealand's busiest stopover, antique and collectibles centres is for sale.
Prime tenancies up for grabs
Tenants are already being sought for Manson TCLM's big new office building now under construction at 151 Victoria St West.
Ngati Whatua settles contentious leases on CBD land
Ngati Whatua o Orakei has settled most lease payment negotiations on 20ha of waterfront land in the CBD around Auckland's Quay Park.
Wynyard Quarter a car-free haven
A peek inside Auckland's Wynyard Quarter residences gives an idea of how the 1500-apartment precinct could look. And there's one big thing missing...
Land reaps rewards for iwi
Ngati Whatua Orakei of Auckland has become a financial powerhouse and one of the richest iwi in New Zealand.