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$20m+ collapse: Six companies in liquidation, creditors named

It is too soon to say if any money will be available to pay debts.

Fletcher Building targets further $100m savings in big cuts

'Further declines in trading volumes and ongoing pressure on margins' - Andrew Reding.

'Positioned for growth': Precinct seeks $310m to expand property portfolio

New shares are priced at $1.23, a 7.5% discount to Friday’s close.

Williams Corporation 'intends to pursue a public listing'

'Our focus now is to rebuild towards that level': Matthew Horncastle on NZX listing plans.

Insolvency blights $435m in Auckland apartment projects, IRD chases others

Insolvency experts at BDO, Khov Jones and McGrath Nicol now on two huge apartment schemes.

'Faulty Towers': Further trouble at Onehunga's Beachcroft Residences

Andrew Grenfell is vowing to complete the scheme and deliver every unit to the buyers.

Hedge height fight: Residents of heritage Mt Eden apartments battle over bushes

Residents of $15m Chambers & Station heritage units are at loggerheads over the shrubbery.

Lockdown inspired couple to plan glowworm cave attractions

Plans for a second attraction near Queenstown won Environment Court approval last month.

Where did all the CBD Auckland tower cranes go?

Crane numbers are down in Auckland CBD, particularly compared to 2022: Brad Coley of RLB.

Housing lift ahead: $5m foreign buyers expected to fuel market activity

'More confidence is starting to brew in the economy with interest rates coming down.'

Car manufacturer Hyundai signs Kiwi builder for big Takapuna scheme

The Strand apartments are to be four blocks, up to 10 levels high, facing the waterfront.

'Ngāti Ockham': Iwi-Pākehā collab brings 720 new city homes

By working together, an iwi collective and a Pākehā developer are yielding big results.

Malaysian developer doing up $41m ex-Auckland Council office block

The building is above one of the new underground City Rail Link train stations.

Can builders' groups lumped with liability under new regime afford to protect home owners?

The Government mulls requiring Master and Certified Builders to meet solvency standards.

'Demise of our country': Manufacturing boss paints bleak economic picture

The director has given an honest account of the struggle businesses and employees face.

Marutūāhu-Ockham sells 24 of 65 new Toi units in Pt Chevalier

'I take my hat off to the work you guys do' - Mayor Wayne Brown praises Toi developers.