Industrial vacancy low, demand high in main centres
The trend remains particularly pronounced in Auckland.
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$1b Commercial Bay helps Precinct add $162m to valuations
Revaluation of Auckland's Commercial Bay tower helped its owner push up its portfolio.
Street stays shut after more issues at leaky tower
Engineers examined the more restricted-entry Vogel Lane elevation
Company fights charges over troubled Kmart building
Dominion Constructors and are seeking to have charges against them dismissed.
Watch: Lower part of Nelson St in Auckland CBD could re-open tonight after panel fell from building
Watch: Lower part of Nelson St in Auckland CBD could re-open tonight after panel fell from building. Video / Anne Gibson
CBD traffic woes: Nelson St could re-open tonight
Auckland CBD could return to normal four days after panel fell from building.
Watch: Plans for dramatic Wynard Crossing bridge revealed
An elaborate new structure is being planned for the Auckland Viaduct.
Dargaville's planned 'Kumara World' centre
A large Northland block of fertile land and buildings will go under the hammer.
Rotorua medical centre for sale
A property housing a medical centre in the heart of Rotorua is on the market.
Botany Hunting & Fishing store for sale
The Hunting & Fishing store business in Botany is for sale.
Auckland city block has redevelopment potential
A city-centre office block in Auckland is on the market.
North Shore Interplex park building
A building comprising office, showroom, and warehouse is on the market.
Leasing of new Manukau office building
Tenants are being sought for a new office development planned for central Manukau.
Split-risk Eden Terrace property
A fully occupied, dual-tenanted commercial investment property is for sale.
Rosedale office space for sale or lease
The top-level 573sq m floorplate is being sold or leased vacant.
Rugged slice of Catlins coastal on offer
Presenting a chance to establish a new eco-tourism venture or a rugged private getaway.
Big Hawke's Bay industrial land sale
A large industrial site in Hastings will be transformed into a $30m pip fruit facility.
New childcare centre in Papamoa
A purpose-built childcare centre in Tauranga's booming residential growth is for sale.
Why is Countdown Massey shutting?
Loyal Massey customers have been left disappointed by the closure.
Building behind traffic chaos in CBD has sorry history
Grey high-rise is distinctive for its upper-level jutting-out feature
$13.9m Queenstown sale: Why sell a house to yourself?
A lawyer says there could be as many as 20 reasons for this kind of transfer.
First look inside $703m NZ International Convention Centre
Grand exhibition hall walls can be moved seamlessly by a single person.
Hobbit home on wheels up for sale
It's Golden Bay owner says the housetruck is raring to go on a 'big gypsy mission'.
$20m Queen St refurb brings Zara-like space
Landmark property being restored to its former glory.
Onehunga palm growers lose appeal court bid
Court delivers latest blow to former directors of Oceanic Palms.
Aussie billionaire sells pristine $13.9m property
Billionaire Aussie sought helicopter flights from his property near Queenstown
Metlifecare calls in award-winning architect
Positive reaction to Metlifecare site begs question of villages using more design.
Revealed: Who bought NZ's most expensive house?
The buyer of NZ's most expensive home this year can now be revealed.
Is NZ's first Lego store opening this year?
NZ's biggest mall owner opening Sydney store sparks speculation one will be opening here.
Demand 'largely satisfied' in Christchurch
Demand and supply for commercial property "effectively reach an equilibrium".
Prime property for midway medical clinic
A Waikato property designed for a professional medical clinic will go under the hammer.
Lack of NBS ratings drives Wellington shortage
Push to ensure a high rating has seen demand outstrip supply for commercial real estate.
'Indefinite mothballing': $67m St James revamp stalls
"The current situation ... remains at a standstill." - heritage manager Noel Reardon