The Auckland Westfield mall that's about to be super-sized
Institutional investors on the conference call also noted mention of the expansion.
Institutional investors on the conference call also noted mention of the expansion.
Owner/developer claimed $1.02m damages initially but won only around half that.
OPINION: The Covid divide in NZ runs far deeper than a disagreement about mandates.
The TLC site is beside Kāinga Ora's Tonar St site where the builder failed last year.
Shortland Street provides actors some financial security, but "they can kill you anytime".
One resident requested help with groceries after not leaving her apartment for a week.
Tradies and others who worked on Xmas Day are yet to be paid.
If it's not the bank, then syndicate? But now wholesale schemes have followed that.
Some found this "invasive" and worried about handing over the information.
Signature Homes and Fletcher Building have acknowledged extremely high demand.
John and Michael Chow, best known for strip clubs, announce new partnership with the Keys.
Winner was also a member of the creative team behind the Venice Biennale.
Taylor upbeat about the second half, projects full-year ebit of $750m
"Many point to access to finance" - Jen Baird on agents saying why the market fell.
Aim to build 500 new homes annually.
Analysts are relatively upbeat about what could be announced next week.
Luck hasn't been on the side of New Zealand's only casino business lately
OPINION: There's a term for lost opportunities and the Government needs to hear it.
"I was a hippy surfer from Tauranga".
What happens with the border will still affect cash-and-carry store.
Australians bought four NZ malls in 2010 for $185m: now they're selling two.
Renting is such big business now that it commands its own development sector.
Business is soon to seek funds to grow and today has released images.
"It's a little overdone. Enough's enough," says Sydney-based boss on NZ lockdowns.
The hostels have 410 rooms and 1320 beds
Timber prices and building consents push costs at the fastest pace in four years.
About 111,000 ratepayers face a rates increase of more than 10 per cent.
Importance of whenua acknowledge in accounts.
What can we learn from his choice of properties, where and what he's buying?
Might it be that the next set of data takes us to a new hallmark figure?