A big new Auckland office block, planned and developed during last decade's financial slump, last night picked up the Property Council's supreme award.

The operators of Tournament Parking have made a surprise offer of $75 million today to buy the downtown carpark from Auckland Council.

One of China's biggest road toll businesses has permission to sell land around Auckland to an associated company in a $55.5 million deal.

Building exteriors on Auckland's Federal St are sprouting 3500 plants as the new shared-space street project goes vertical.

Claims about anti-competitive practices in New Zealand's plasterboard market have been added to by a former Christchurch building sector worker who says he has first-hand experience of it.

Auckland Transport is about to begin buying more than 200 subterranean central Auckland properties for the proposed $2.86 billion City Rail Link.

An ageing population has been a bonanza for retirement village companies and their investors, but will the good times go on?

An operator will soon be appointed for the all-new Cornwall Park cafe, which the trust board has spent just under $1 million building.

Properties worth $35 million have been bought to secure the route for Auckland's proposed $2.86 billion City Rail Link.

Our Government insists that a) fly-by buyers aren't part of the housing problem and b) it doesn't need any numbers to know this, writes Jolisa Gracewood.

The privatisation of public space should have a better justification than helping the adjacent property owner fulfil a development dream, writes Brian Rudman.

Work well under way on exclusive five-star Sofitel So in downtown Auckland.

The race for Dublin property is reaching a frenzy not seen since the market collapsed.

DNZ Property Fund posted an 8.7 per cent drop in annual profit after writing down the value of development work

Ryman Healthcare has secured a site for its second retirement village in Melbourne, which it expects to spend more than $100 million to build.

An old backpacker hostel, worth $4.21m, has been bought by a company boss who plans to knock it down and build a mansion in its place.

Institutional investors are praising the annual result of Kiwi Income Property Trust, saying it reflects the management shakeup which saw the exit of Commonwealth Bank of Australia.