
Les Mills' 333-space Auckland carpark
Gym goers will no longer have to cross the road to attend Les Mills.
Gym goers will no longer have to cross the road to attend Les Mills.
COMMENT: Bias about NZ having superior builders is naive.
Fletcher Building might seek money from investors.
A building apprentice told to "f**k off" from his job has won an employment relations case
Takapuna homeowner complains of nine-level apartment block.
Housing NZ has called on those criticising the project to suspend judgment.
Australian newcomer brings fresh eye to construction giant's troubles.
New $2b-plus town centre is planned on southern inner reaches of Manukau Harbour.
Precision Construction is building this new house in Sarsfield St, Herne Bay.
Dame Jenny Shipley is bridging the gap between politics and business.
The $4.5 million hub project is now underway. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Firth opens new $30m masonry block plant.
Firth’s new $30m plant in Auckland officially opens. / Supplied by Firth
Labour's proposed KiwiBuild policy could actually fuel the problems they claim to solve.
COMMENT: Satellite cities are more affordable than houses on Auckland's edge.
Series 2 of Mitre 10 Tiny House kicks off with Episode 1: The Plan. / Mitre 10 NZ
Can you believe this is one of the options suggested to make her home more liveable.
Bay of Plenty's ZB Homes is the first construction company to take the award.
General Manager Operations Callum Mallett talks about New Zealand International Convention Centre. / Doug Sherring
Christchurch construction boss sentenced to 14 years prison for tax evasion.
New dwelling consents fall in September, may reflect election jitters.
Latest data raises question of whether Auckland had reached its peak construction capacity
A Nelson man has been charged in relation to the theft of up to $30,000 worth of tools
COMMENT: The best option would be to either break up the company or sell non-core assets.
Retailers are being seriously impacted by ongoing construction in Auckland CBD.
Too many companies are failing to train sufficient people in their trades.