The Government wants the power to stop the sale of big infrastructure to foreigners.

A section on North Shore's Golden Mile is for sale and includes part of a tennis court.

Fletcher and Ngāti Whātua o Kaipara have started work on the project.

A vineyard founded by Nick Nobilo is up for sale.

Rare opportunity and resource consent subdivision on the coast is hard to get, agent says.

Planned sell-on becames salute to nature, writes Sandra Goodwin.

Adding on to 'pretty original' three-bedroom house opens up world of activities.

Couple make most of fortuitous find and two years of planning, writes Catherine Smith.

Four blokes in car with no brakes led to generations of holidays in Coromandel hideaway.

Immigration NZ wants to add 14 jobs to essential skills list.

Ex-Block auctioneer Daniel Coulson on why the auction result was one to applaud.

Downtown Auckland hotel sold to Aussies for record price.

REINZ data is just out for September

Homeless crisis easing, but far from over, support groups say.

Steel & Tube said Fletcher has under-valued its business.

There have been some great olive parties here, Sarah says of the 1.29ha property.

Family loved feel of grass under their feet, writes Robyn Welsh.

Updates to grand home honoured its heritage, writes Louise Richardson.

Government must regulate property managers, urge industry insiders and lobbyists.

National MPs proposed strengthening laws in the $50 billion apartment sector.

A player in the emerging industry has secured a major site.

Concern as Government cuts up front funding for new community houses.

Sylvia Park is set to get a massive Kmart store.

Architects, builders, visionaries - marketing for Ponsonby dump

Project aims to slow traffic in Glen Eden as apartment blocks rise.

Nearly 600 new housing lots after rich listers Peter & Joanna Masfen $40m for the land.

Some of NZ's grandest and most admired historic homes have no protection.

Gated Red Beach home boasts open plan living, sea views and additional security.

There's a panorama of colour and contrast from the eighth floor of The Pines.

Home always had a special feeling about it, writes Donna Fleming.