AMP Capital Investors has agreed to sell 18 New Zealand properties worth more than $1 billion to Canada's Public Sector Pension Investment Board.

The Hub commercial and retail centre is a popular stopping place for tourists as well as residents.

A three-level mixed use Orakei commercial building fully leased to 10 tenants on a large site with future development potential is for sale for the first time in nearly three decades.

The birthplace of the country's biggest garden centre is for sale for the first time in 102 years.

New Zealand's biggest and most valuable collection of shopping malls might be on the market, with all nine malls controlled by a new owner.

Gisborne's oldest and only locally owned and operated hire business is being sold as a going concern in leased premises.

A Bin Inn store is the latest freehold, individually titled retail outlet to be placed on the market for sale in a continuing sell-down of commercial units

A fully leased aged-care investment property in the heart of Auckland's upmarket suburb of Herne Bay is being marketed for sale as being "in the sweet spot" for high net worth.

Interest income on big cash holdings, hotel and milk business deals and rising values of investment properties helped push Waikato-Tainui's asset base up.

A Unitec lecturer and union representative has complained about development plans for the Mt Albert campus where he works, saying neither staff nor students were consulted.

Auckland Transport has decided not to set up its offices in the renovated Devonport Ferry Terminal building.

Bledisloe Lane between Aotea Square and Wellesley St is being upgraded.

Capital + Merchant Finance's out-of-pocket investors finally have some good news seven years after its collapse with an $18.5 million settlement announced today.

Strong measures to consider keeping a central Auckland square in public ownership before it could be privatised have been soundly defeated by the Auckland Council.

Tony Gapes is set to take back control of New Zealand's most intensive affordable housing project after receivers last night confirmed the property developer has settled a company debt.

Unitec says it never applied for its Mt Albert land to be fast-track high-density housing but an Auckland councillor says it not only applied but was rejected.

Waterfront Auckland has been asked to “take the lead” to build two large buildings on Queens Wharf in exchange for upgrading the downtown ferry terminal.

A fully leased industrial complex on 1.9ha in East Tamaki, generating almost $925,000 rent a year and with a long lease to the anchor tenant, is on the market.

David and Anne Norman have nabbed a strategic stake in the country's largest listed retailer, Warehouse Group.

Six quality hospitality and accommodation businesses in Tasman Bay at the top of the South Island have simultaneously come on to the market.