New centre will provide 50 full-time equivalent jobs.

Fall seen across nearly all regions, and Auckland becoming more apartment-friendly city.

All did not go according to plan and exports were unsuccessful.

Running fees are an annual $147,935 according to the Colliers’ information memorandum.

In six weeks, 872 new units will be finished, boosting non-CBD apartment stock to 21,476.

'Potentially an opportunity to also lease the floors with the existing soft fit-out.'

Two families put money aside for five years to mark the massive business milestone.

Inflation, labour shortage and pandemic cause anguish but new factory lease brings hope.

Sale could net cash-strapped council $36 million or more - property investor.

Council submissions cited 'significant concerns' about the plans, and potential flooding.

Some bystanders mistakenly thought the trees fell from a landslip event.

Some residents don't like the idea of having to live through any site development.

"By 9.05am, 260 qualified buyers were waiting to buy."

The country’s most powerful bosses have cashed in on the pre-Covid bull market.

The Herald's property and personal finance experts answer your questions.

In a month, Ockham is due to open the new 117-unit Aroha at Avondale as its 16th block.

Six businesses own 47% of villages and 63% of units: we name the giants of the sector.

Office, retail tenants left buildings pre-pandemic but the space is now reoccupied.

Peter Wolfkamp, Newstalk ZB’s resident builder worries about recent string of failures.

'All I wanted to do was build a home and income residence for retirement.' - client.

Dyspeptic responses as investors digest fallout from Silicon Valley Bank collapse.

The building and construction sector dominates liquidations, accounting for 29 per cent.

'There’s also the potential of no payout if Fletcher can defend it robustly.'

Practices a focus of Government review announced in December, due out this September.

Promise to bring back brightline test and interest deductibility.

Franchise working with customers in hopes homes still get built.

"It’s like living in a soup of humidity - but with a great view."

Prices would need to keep falling for another two years before they hit pre-Covid levels.