The $850 million Commercial Bay development on Auckland's waterfront will be the city's first major structural steel-framed high rise.

Precinct Properties buying Queen Elizabeth Square, after court action against it and others failed

Further checks are needed to Deloitte House in Wellington after the earthquake.

Thousands of people who work in two huge Wellington buildings can't get in this morning because of earthquake damage.

The company lifted its guidance as it shifted its weighting to Auckland.

It's Auckland's biggest new tower and shopping centre - and Commercial Bay says H & M and HSBC will be tenants.

Construction on the $681 million Commercial Bay project will begin in downtown Auckland in June.

The commercial property company about to develop New Zealand's largest new waterfront project got a cautious review after its half-year result out yesterday.

The commercial property investor has cut its interest costs by selling assets.

We're below the height limit. We could build a bit higher. There's different height limits over the city determined by town planners.

Developers of Auckland's tallest and most striking new office tower have told investors that plans are advancing well.

Questions have been raised about Precinct Properties' planned $550 million 35-level Auckland tower.

Love or hate the idea of Precinct Properties' 36-level, $550 million downtown Auckland waterfront skyscraper, let's get the negatives out of the way first.

Auckland Council and commercial landlord Precinct Properties have struck a deal to allow the City Rail Link tunnels to run beneath a $550 million, 36-level downtown office and shopping tower.

A big step forward in the City Rail Link project has been announced, revealing details of underground tunnels built near the waterfront.

Details of a new $550m tower for downtown Auckland have been released - the deal to build means one of the last City Rail Link hurdles has been cleared.

The SAP Tower in Auckland has been sold to property mogul Bob Jones for $97 million - $1.4 million above its book value.

Rob Campbell talks to Henri Eliot on his perspectives on leadership following a recent Leadership Day at Turners and Growers.

Auckland Council may have to pay Precinct Properties $20 million compensation for the loss of underground carparking in its Downtown Shopping Centre.

Auckland Council could use money from Queen Elizabeth Square's sale to upgrade the area in front of the Britomart transport terminal and around the waterfront.

The privatisation of Queen Elizabeth Square for a giant mall downtown in the CBD was initiated by Auckland Council last year, documents show.