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Costco in NZ: Retailer's plans as roof goes on $100m+ site

Retailer employs 275,000 staff worldwide and has 100 million members.

Radius, E-road report results

A 4.3ha site at Belfast, Christchurch is to be developed into a new village with hospital.

Small property company has big plans as profit lifts 207%

Plans for 35 Graham St, construction work underway at Albany

North's best new buildings: 62 winners named

Sixty-two awards span commercial, housing, hospitality and much more.

Fletcher projects spectacular 315pc Ebit turnaround

'We're very much fighting fit. We're in good shape.' - Taylor on heroic turnaround.

Fletcher to return up to $300m to shareholders

"Balance sheet is in a strong position" - Ross Taylor

Auckland's new InterContinental Hotel: $180m job details out

Project delayed 14 months ago now about to start.

$220-million lawsuit: Dream home took 'hellish' twist

'Never did I think that this property would cause so much heartache.'

Massive listed landlord increases bottom-line profit by 205%

Sylvia Park, LynnMall to get hundreds of new apartments: consenting underway

NZ's biggest new office block: How Covid exacerbated demand for $650m project

Developer says there's 'such strong demand' for new office buildings.

Covid construction chaos: Why NZ's building industry is struggling to cope

Skyrocketing costs, shortages and delays: here's how to beat the building blues.

'White gold' dug up for Auckland: The long, gritty battle over Pakiri's sand

More than 650 submissions oppose the request to take more sand. Four are in support.

Creditor action pushes classroom, state house builder into administration

The business has built 88 education buildings, 50 homes and 348 modules.

'Productive meeting' between Queen St stakeholders, Auckland Council may prevent High Court action

Council was this week served legal proceedings over ongoing Queen St pedestrian trial.

No toilets, topless calendars: Women tradies face sexism on the job

Woman tradies say sexism comments are a daily occurrence on the job.

$69m shortfall from The International apartment project

Inland Revenue, Auckland Council, Watercare, and real estate agents are owed millions.

'Held to ransom': Timber saga prompts panic buying, backlogs and housing fears

Demand is outstripping supply for timber at the moment.

Six-year-old apartments suffered fire system, window problems

Defects found in six-year-old apartment complex.