Property news

'He's losing money': Stressed investor lists six Viaduct apartments at less than half price

Vendor prepared to take a hit as he offloads his entire portfolio for $1.8m.

Tony Alexander: Why a weaker Kiwi dollar may derail your move to Australia

What the growing exchange gap means for migrants and salaries.

Wynyard Quarter residents decry 'indefensible' 23-storey waterfront building plans

Plans submitted for fast-track refer to the project's height as being a marker and a plus.

Waiheke helipad lodge for sale again as sellers aim to match $17.5m purchase price

"This is not a profit-making exercise in any way.”

Florence Pugh Netflix villa has sold: Devonport mansion snapped up after buyer falls for beach spot

Buyer grew up in the suburb and plans to raise her own family there.

Fran O'Sullivan: Passing the Deloitte Top 200 baton

It was - and remains - 'the event' on the New Zealand corporate calendar.

Mike Horne: Kiwi CEOs show renewed confidence as economy steadies

Opinion: Two-thirds of Kiwi CEOs are confident about company performance in 2025.

Deloitte Top 200: The judging panel 2025

The panel brings together leaders from iwi, private equity, energy and law.

Manage My Health data breach: Fraudsters attempting to contact customers

Fraudsters are now trying to impersonate Manage My Health in scam emails.

Stock Takes: A2 Milk's sell-off, and what the rain will mean for gentailers

China's 2025 births fell to 7.92 million, the lowest level recorded since 1949.

The leverage that Europe has over the US economy

New York Times: European leaders look for ways to project strength to Trump.

Sky-TV3 shake-up: Ryan Bridge's morning news show in, sports host out amid job cuts; Is Razor really 'gagged'?

Big names in musical chairs; NBR's subs battle heats up; Writer's Disputes Tribunal win.

Matthew Hooton: Whatever the election result, tax hikes and welfare cuts loom

OPINION: Ignore slogans promising the impossible: the numbers don’t lie.

US hip-hop label Def Jam launches China division

Universal Music calls China one of the world's most dynamic music markets.

Netflix amends Warner Bros deal to all cash in bidding war

Netflix has shifted to an all-cash bid, removing its stock component.

Jesper Brodin, former CEO of INGKA Holdings, on Auckland's IKEA store

Jesper Brodin, former CEO of INGKA Holdings, talks about IKEA's new Auckland store, sustainability and his business philosophy.

Market close: NZ sharemarket up over 1% after Greenland ‘solution’

The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 13,556.87, up 139.70 points or 1.04%.

McApproved! Fast food giant wins 24/7 Wānaka restaurant consent without public input

The 450sq m restaurant on Sir Tim Wallis Drive will run 24/7 with drive-through.

Woolworths warned that it might be breaking the law

The warning follows a review of how major supermarkets delist products.

Ryanair boss reminds Elon Musk of takeover rules as pair exchange insults

Musk has floated buying airline, calls CEO 'real idiot' for rejecting Starlink Wi-Fi.

Auckland-China flights ramp up ahead of Lunar New Year

Airport says China capacity has surpassed pre-pandemic levels.

Back to work sooner: ACC unveils plan to avoid $26 billion deficit

The changes follow a call for action from the Government.

'Problematic': 541 new Auckland apartments unsold, 20% of stock built in last three years

Downturn in house sales sparked more unsold apartments but also many terraced homes too.