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Mark Hotchin is building this huge mansion in Paritai Drive, arguably Auckland's most exclusive street, with its commanding views over the Hauraki Gulf. Photo / Richard Robinson
While hurting Hanover investors struggle with the loss of millions of dollars, the company's owners continue to splurge on upmarket properties. Hanover co-owner Mark Hotchin owns a number of Auckland properties, but investor outrage has focused partly on his $30 million Paritai Drive house under… More
Two Auckland mansions have changed hands for about $20 million in the past few weeks. Ross Munro's stately… More
4:00AM Friday November 20, 2009
Paul Duffy and Alastair Hasell, DNZ directors, will get $43 million for selling the management contract of their… More
Part of Five Mile, the $2 billion project near Queenstown, has been sold to Tony Gapes of Auckland. One of… More
4:00AM Wednesday November 18, 2009
Land under Auckland's 258-unit Beaumont Quarter apartment complex is about to be sold for about $47 million. The… More
- Kiwi boss confident about $125m issue
- Agency's sales rise
- Dream getaway lodge open for business
- Hope yet for some Hanover projects Doc
- Economists predict end to property tax perks
- House hunters out in force
- Agency rubbishes talk of mini-boom
- Watchdog on prowl
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Wednesday November 18, 2009
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