
Odd things about 2021's largest property sale in NZ
Curious twists, turns in largest commercial property sale of 2021: here's why
Curious twists, turns in largest commercial property sale of 2021: here's why
"Our infrastructure is poor. We have under-invested for decades."
The areas seeing the biggest increases.
His behaviour, therefore, amounted to disgraceful - tribunal decision on Desmond Kan
"Low interest rates have been the single biggest driver of this housing boom."
"The 4500 mark has been the closest we have been in the queue" - Peppercorn.
The MIQ lottery has seen Jacynta Walsh's hopes dashed.
Units are priced from just under $800,000 each.
The construction sector is the fourth biggest employer with 281,400 people: Poto Williams
Law stipulates a gap of no less than six months between parental leave payments.
Kalmar is due to be finished in Parnell by 2023.
ANZ and ASB forecast prices to drop 4 per cent this year.
Apartments planned for prominent corner site behind cathedral
Amaia is a $350 million regeneration project on the 2.1 ha Esmonde Rd site that was formerly home to Takapuna's Harbourside Church.
Office towers, a hotel, vineyard, mall, industrial estates, lifestyle centre - all sold
List includes mansions in Herne Bay and Remuera and some larger Queenstown area blocks.
"The Olympics were fascinating, a great distraction ... seeing Lisa Carrington ..."
Genesis is upgrading turbines at a remote East Coast power station.
'These are just facts of life, it's the evolution of families' - Martin Cooper, Harcourts.
PlaceMakers said it would absorb the sudden price rise in the short term.
"I'd like to spend a maximum of $50,000, just top up my mortgage." - Manoj Alwis
Pressure from logistics, prices, transport, shipping, lead times.
One manufacturers' product price will rise 27.5 per cent from February 1.
"The defence should have been investigated before the charges were laid" - tribunal.
Auckland Council values the property for rating purposes at $56m.
Rents for New Zealand's 1.3 million tenants outstripped the rate of inflation.
Agents failed to tell about the unstrengthened brick wall and pipe issues at the property.
'We need enough land to have a good-sized land bank to open new villages,' says CEO.