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Motorhome village on ice up north
A Northland rural commercial property, occupying a prominent highway position an hour north of Whangarei and previously planned as the site of a motorhome village, has been put up for sale.
A Northland rural commercial property, occupying a prominent highway position an hour north of Whangarei and previously planned as the site of a motorhome village, has been put up for sale.
A large villa leased to four commercial tenants and located in the popular Auckland city fringe boutique business district of Ponsonby is for sale.
New Zealanders are showing a rising resistance to overseas investors, a business survey has found.
Nearly 1000 apartments and townhouses priced from $500,000 are planned at Wynyard Quarter on the Auckland waterfront when the first block of residential land is offered to developers in March.
The country will continue to swelter, as temperatures in some areas reach at least 30C today.
Consents for 127 retirement village units is one feature of strong building consents data for December.
More than 700 members of one of Auckland's best-known golf clubs are upping sticks and moving south.
New Zealand's biggest listed diversified real estate business told the Asian investment community this week it was one of the world's top performers in its sector.
Work on creating tree-lined boulevards to connect Fanshawe St and Victoria Park with the waterfront at Wynyard Quarter will begin next month.
Asia's richest man, Sir Li Ka-Shing, is EnviroWaste's new owner after his Hong Kong-based Cheung Kong Infrastructure paid $501 million for it.
SkyCity has confirmed plans to increase floorspace at its Auckland casino.
The building sector has taken off and Canterbury earthquake repairs are one of its biggest drivers.
In one of the biggest commercial property deals of the year, New Zealand Post has sold two Auckland properties for about $33 million.
Building developer Cooper and Company has opened a new retail precinct in the $1 billion Britomart area near Auckland's waterfront.
Auckland builder George Levick expects tougher new seismic standards to be a big boost to the construction sector.