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Ask first to avoid costly disasters
Aspiring commercial property developers and investors are being warned about the risks of not obtaining independent advice on their new projects.
Versatile factory ideally situated
A fully leased industrial property with a solid long-term tenant in the popular Church St area of Penrose is for sale for only the second time since the property was developed 15 years ago.
Matchmaking tenants with city's empty spaces
Empty city shops and buildings could soon get a new lease of life if the Auckland Angel Landlords Trust gets its way.
Trotting club betting on apartments
Auckland's Alexandra Park could be the scene of more than $110 million of commercial and residential developments over the next decade.
Newmarket office floors for lease
Two modern office tenancies in a high profile Newmarket building only one block back from Broadway are being marketed along with signage and naming rights.
New Bay of Plenty fund opts for IPO
Pacific Property wants initial cash for Mt Maunganui warehouse and office facility but has other plans too.
Evangelist's 8.9ha city estate for sale
One of the largest remaining privately owned blocks of land in inner Auckland is for sale.
Auckland leads positive outlook
Auckland commercial property investors are the most positive in the country - for the first time since December 2011 - about the coming year, a national survey has found.
Developer admitted misleading firm, court told
An Auckland property developer defending fraud allegations told a journalist in 2009 that he'd misled a trustee company caught up in an alleged $50 million loan scam, a court has heard.
Taste of French flair on the menu
After the untimely death of celebrated chef Andre Teissonniere earlier this year, the home of one of New Zealand's first authentic regional European restaurants.
Meet the CEOs: John Dakin - Goodman Property Trust
In the latest interview in our Herald Business Video series, Goodman Property Trust chief executive John Dakin talks to property editor Anne Gibson.
$50m property loan scheme in court
A bankrupt property developer allegedly used fronts and false information to borrow more than he otherwise could have as part of a $50 million loan scheme, a court has heard.
NZ plans for UK elderly village
A New Zealand-controlled retirement village business is expanding its British investments, building a new 115 million London project.
Motel on market at bargain price
An urgent sale is being sought by the owners of a motel business and property in Rotorua with the asking price slashed by $250,000 below its May 2012 valuation.
$50m fraud case in court
A bankrupt property developer allegedly used fronts and gave false information as part of a $50 million loan scheme, a court has heard.
Bunnings: Branch will 'fit in'
Bunnings has gone to lengths to make a proposed warehouse store fit into Grey Lynn, changing traditional design, layout and even exterior colour.
Residents take on Bunnings
Hearings into a controversial Bunnings Warehouse in Auckland's Grey Lynnhave begun, and residents have turned out in force to try to stop it.
Flooring system designed for quakes
Auckland University and Kiwi firm Framecad have worked together on a new flooring system designed to cope better than traditional full concrete flooring in earthquakes.