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The strict rules for Auckland construction workers returning to sites today

'Contingency plans in place for a change in levels' - Culum Manson

New Auckland house finished, sold - without water

Water, water everywhere - but not a drop for this new house.

New house consents rise fast

Consents for new townhouses, flats, and units growing fastest.

Ahead of deadline, under budget: crucial $75m AT project done

Auckland's Quay St seawall strengthening project completed up to $2 million under budget.

NZ's biggest builder wins consent for vast housing project

Sale price, vendor all suppressed in Overseas Investment Office decision.

Du Val seeks $17.5m for new build-to-rent fund

Buying Mt Roskill, Māngere apartments target of new fund.

NZ's newest house builder finishes home in three months

A brand name better known for electronics than construction finishes its first NZ home.

Oceania sales jump 44%, half-year profit up $9m

Listed retirement company result out today

Tenancy law change 'too hard': Landlord's threat to keep homes empty

Empty rentals preferable to 'being stuck with tenant from hell', says property specialist.

The $3 million apartments attracting North Shore residents

"Highest price achieved so far is $3m" - Campbell Barbour

City's biggest office-apartment conversion: The CAB

Every floor in the historic Civic Administration Building is being torn up and replaced.

Only two units left in 90-unit Wynyard project

But buyers won't be moving in before Christmas.

'We are in volatile times': Residential building drop predicted

But builders say they are busier than usual.

Mowbray billionaires call in lawyers over leaky building repairs

Mowbrays threaten litigation against fellow apartment owners.

500 building projects impacted due to Covid, minister told

Building and construction is New Zealand's fourth-largest employer.

'Paradise lost' – residents rage as giant firm plans huge Auckland housing village

Fletcher Building buys huge tract of farmland for housing. But locals aren't impressed.