
Housing for hapū: families move into $20m Ōrākei housing development
'Some people can’t remember anyone in their family owning a home.'
'Some people can’t remember anyone in their family owning a home.'
How many people had paid deposits was not stated but pre-sales said to be 'strong'.
'This is just so sad, just before Christmas' - liquidator Pritesh Patel on ProLink NZ.
Goods to be shipped from China and Malaysia mainly, but also other parts of the world.
The financier wants $28.2m; unsecured creditors are listed as being owed another $167,000.
Three Barfoot & Thompson agents pleaded guilty to unsatisfactory conduct in the case.
Judge this week will be considering PwC’s application for information in the case.
Liquidator expects no loss to customers.
Real estate chief met Ngāti Whātua O Ōrakei on employment, safety, health and tikanga.
'Development process can now move forward with the next phase of planning.'
Car parks will be sold on a 'first come, first served' basis for $50,000 each.
CEO: 'A relatively modest decline on paper in the value of our investment portfolio.'
Jamie Mackinnon: 'It's nice to have but it would have been nicer to have the deal done.'
The judge likened it to not paying rates because the potholes had not been fixed.
Advocate says he's 'extremely disappointed at the apparent lack of fairness'.
More than 50 buyers are owed money from the planned development.
The deal is different from the hapū's arrangement with Ryman Healthcare.
A previous development fell through because of rising costs.
Concern business was removing the ability of valuers to compete, consumers paying more.
If approved, the apartments could be ready by 2027.
Vital wants $214,000 from Empire for expenses it says it incurred after the failed deal.
Fight over weekly fees charged by the operator had morphed into something else: decision
Clients include a major stadium and some of the country's most prestigious schools.
The case revolves around access to information and PwC escaping paying Remuera home rent.
Unorthodox house perched on a V-shaped concrete plinth.
'Sale of several non-strategic property assets [to] re-cycle capital, reduce debt.'
Opening three new hospital buildings in Auckland and Hastings pushed up vacancies.
A new phenomenon: increasing vacancies being declared in our retirement villages.
What does new Australian-born CEO Suzanne Dvorak have to say about the lack of sales?
'We need a big team due to the way we will run operations in New Zealand'.