Nearing completion: Hobsonville Point's $120m Catalina Bay Apartments
Presales have been made on 64 of the 82 new waterfront apartments, the developer said.
Presales have been made on 64 of the 82 new waterfront apartments, the developer said.
'I think the market's bottomed out and it is consolidating now.'
New directions, new ways of looking at property: How Centuria NZ is handling the downturn.
Banks are offering up to $5000 in cashback incentives to first-home buyers.
The builder and owners of the apartment, retail and dining project have gone to court.
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown's been pushing for an extension, now Chris Bishop's granted it.
Secured creditors listed include the BNZ, PlaceMakers and The Warehouse.
A public meeting has been called by the local business association.
It says the fund must keep capital to meet its needs and service higher borrowing costs.
OPINION: 'Of course, many MPs are landlords and will benefit from these new tax cuts.'
Chris Bishop said he will respond soon to the Auckland Mayor's request.
Density standards include allowing three homes on a site and houses up to 11m high.
Big new commercial hub and logistics centre is planned.
OPINION: & cynical corporates: 'Reminds me of plastic tikis being sold in souvenir shops.'
Buildhub, another labour hire business, had 60-70 staff. They were all sacked on Friday.
The possibility of debt-to-income ratios being used has worried first home buyers.
Charges against Dave Henderson described as "waste of taxpayers' money" by judge.
"They don't want the river or the haven to be harmed."
The housing development is expected to offer homes for 15,500 people.
'Interfacing between new and legacy systems while we transition to our new platform.' CEO
A buyer has bought the Haumoana property which boast spectacular views - with a catch.
Gearing could be at the top end of the range and dividends to shareholders could drop.
Seven-level block with 60 car parks advertised 'as is': apartment owners try to exit.
Asset returns decreased and half the iwi reported financial losses.
Business people, investors and many others cite reasons to stop sewer project proceeding.
Just 80% of consents result in construction now, down from 95% previously: one estimate.
A meeting of 80 residents has agreed the proposed development is too intense.
A subcontractor complained he was owed more than $80,000.
Dunedin Hospital architect Tessa Kingsbury has popped the champagne in her new home.
The ad said: "Beautiful homestead complete with swimming pool for those hot, sunny days."