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Apartment developer in strife: Lost $35m, owes another $17m

Apart from the $35m loss, West Village owes unsecured non-preferential creditors $17m.

Back on the tools: dawn karakia marks CRL resumption

Around 750 workers will be back on the tools today.

Kiwi Property questioned over $442m plans - but not on Ikea

Some property insiders think Kiwi wants to bring New Zealand's first Ikea to Sylvia Park.

MIQ squeeze: Why are 18,500 hotel rooms going unused?

MBIE investigating new Rotorua and Christchurch options to expand MIQ

Stride Property pulls Fabric Property IPO

Now is the right time to list in spite of Covid and lockdowns, CEO said last week

Kiwi Property plans 540 build-to-rent Auckland units at Sylvia Park, LynnMall

The dual development will cost around $442 million.

Attention deficit disorder contributed to misconduct offence - real estate agent

The work he undertook wasn't minor in nature and certainly required a licence - tribunal.

Auckland construction workforce back by Wednesday

'Quite a big loss of building materials and equipment due to theft' - Julien Leys.

Why Stride is floating off new $931m NZX company amidst Covid

New company: 77 per cent of the $931m portfolio is either prime or Grade A.

Covid lockdown: Workers' pay might soon be cut, says building chief

Building businesses "may need to start reducing pay for workers in Auckland".

New $300m Halswell mini-town centre gets consent

Pool, gym, cinemas, apartments, supermarket, childcare and housing planned for site.

Surprise new property business to list in $250m IPO

Fabric will buy a huge new Mansons TCLM building in Newmarket

'Properties available for sale will decrease': REINZ chief

An extension couldn't come at a worse time, with spring a traditionally busy period.

Too close to power? Vector, WorkSafe v developer

Either sink power cables into the ground or build a new power pole: solutions offered.

Sale of 727-home Ormiston Rise project due today

Purchasers' life savings and deposit money are locked in with the current contracts.

'Incredible increase': 360% to 660% Drury developer fee rise proposed

"Incredible increase will directly impact cost of housing," building industry CEO says.