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Pop-Up Globe owners $720k in the red as two more businesses sink into liquidation
Liquidators have given a dire outlook for creditors.
Liquidators have given a dire outlook for creditors.
Developer says there's 'such strong demand' for new office buildings.
Today's comments follow Labour's pledge last year to probe the sector.
Auckland is in a building boom. Find out how new housing is changing one Māngere street.
And cut! German-designed Chinese-built monster starts mid-May.
Government moves to increase supply have begun to pay off.
Argosy Property is committed to developing more green buildings.
Investors could suffer a loss of more than $20 million if the sale goes ahead.
This data offers the first glimpse at the impact of the Government's new regulations.
Defective block home to many Auckland University academics.
Koroā presence sparks new litigation: May 14 hearing set down.
The company can't give formal earnings guidance right now.
How did house prices in New Zealand become so expensive?
All ideas to give the space a second life have failed so far.
$64,000 due after Bin Zao failed to gain consent.
First home buyers were expected to fill the landlords' gap - but they're not.
The Commerce Commission wants further feedback about the proposed deal.
Home builder liquidates company, leaving family tens-of-thousands out of pocket.
Repairs going on for two years, dogged by delays and rising costs
Investors are not happy with the rates they're currently paying.
Inland Revenue, Auckland Council, Watercare, and real estate agents are owed millions.
Defects found in six-year-old apartment complex.
Built in 1868 homestead is sitting on 5.6ha.
Just let homes.co.nz close down says principal of New Lynn agency Berryman Nationwide.
The university has walked away with cash in the pocket, despite stinging criticism.
Some blocks "beyond economic repair, leaving owners in an awful financial position".
Critics say investment scheme should be licensed.
'We have listened hard to the community and its desires for the land', says Marina owner.
He booked 66 inspections but cancelled 34 - Jeff Fahrensohn on Lynfield developer.