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NZ's biggest mall owner: Newmarket boost but annual loss
Westfield Newmarket got 10m shopper visits in 2020 - Scentre Group
Westfield Newmarket got 10m shopper visits in 2020 - Scentre Group
The Victoria St buildings are worth at least $2m less than what council paid in 2018.
Revaluations of $221.1m boosted bottom-line result
Revaluations were cited as the main contributor to this reduction in profit.
Zoning for residential and commercial means big possibilities in growing Karaka.
Robust trading post-Covid 19, above average margins and wide catchment will aid growth.
400 sq m property in 1900s building has options for diversified cash flow.
Revitalisation anticipates the CRL opening in 2024.
Repair costs have been revised up from $336 million last year to at least $340m.
"I've been living my strange, set existence in there" - Taylor on isolation stays.
Trade Me has reached a conditional agreement to acquire the business.
'Shortfall to pay off secured and unsecured creditors' - Sanctuary statement
SkyCity had to fight battles on a number of different fronts.
Developer secures two of world's top businesses, both from the United States
The biggest housing boom in two decades is taking its toll on first-home buyers: analysts.
Pedestrianising Queen St could mean tenants look elsewhere - Mark Francis
Unexpectedly, a dividend is back on the table for shareholders.
Australian retirees to benefit from Wiri rent and value increases
'Contingency plans in place for a change in levels' - Culum Manson
Building on corner site could be turned into 13m-high apartment block.
University set to sell vice-chancellor mansion one month after damning watchdog report.
Investors eye growth as leading garden centre business goes up for sale.
Upmarket residential project tipped for prized North Shore development site.
29 parties had registered a financing statement against the company.
Site 9 is one of the last major commercial development sites on the city's waterfront.
"We believe these changes are here to stay" - Jodie King, Vodafone NZ.
Water, water everywhere - but not a drop for this new house.
Companies want new premises to attract workers back to the the office, says developer.
"New process complicates a landlord's position," says Harriet Krebs of K3 Legal.