Shore development hit by land shortage
Lack of business zoned land likely to halt new construction as firms look to migrate north to Silverdale.
Lack of business zoned land likely to halt new construction as firms look to migrate north to Silverdale.
The Wiri construction yard of failed construction company Mainzeal is being marketed for sale or lease through Savills.
Precinct Properties NZ, with 10 Wellington office blocks worth more than $600 million, has been hammered by insurance premium rises.
A giraffe house, art gallery, Grey Lynn shops and apartment building are in the running for a top international architectural award.
Wellington's earthquakes have put the spotlight back on seismic issues.
A big piece of freehold, mixed-use commercial land on a prominent corner site is being marketed for sale in Silverdale as part of Bayleys' latest Total Property portfolio.
Colliers International has published a Christchurch-specific office and retail leasing portfolio called First Mover.
Activity-based working, where workers can change desks depending on what they are doing dominates the design of Auckland's new waterfront ASB North Wharf.
Activity-based working, where workers can change desks depending on what they are doing, pioneered by consultants Veldhoen + Company of the Netherlands, dominates the design of Auckland's new waterfront ASB North Wharf. Derek Shortt, ASB's property manager, took Anne Gibson, Property Manager for the New Zealand Herald on a tour of the controversial new Wynyard Quarter HQ, criticised by some for its radical, cone-shaped roof feature and unusual appearance.
Newmarket will get 95 new shops when Westfield NZ develops a mega-mall alongside its existing 277 mall.
A Bankrupt Kiwi property developer is still living in a 660sq m Las Vegas home despite defaulting on its $2.8 million mortgage four years ago.
A central Gisborne Edwardian character building at 69 Peel St and occupied by one of the city's largest multi-purpose hospitality venues has been placed on the market for sale.
Deferment of new office construction in the Auckland CBD will restrict growth within New Zealand's largest employment zone, predicts Chris Dibble.