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Property Insider: What's happening with Herne Bay boatshed, Fletcher's plumbing problems

Will the owner of the $22 million waterfront mansion go ahead with the scheme?

Four-level mansion rising in front of $2m-plus apartments on Takapuna beachfront

'Suffice it to say, it was a tough outcome for that end of The Sands.'

Luxury Auckland apartments go to mortgagee sale

Major sign of trouble: 33 units in one block up for distressed sale.

Ex-Carrington Hospital buildings to remain: Strengthening, new uses planned

"These buildings rightly have the highest level of heritage protection."

Fighting to keep the tide back: Meng Foon, King's Counsel barrister, businessman

Ex-tropical cyclone Lola which struck in the last few days battered the shoreline.

New Four Square store opens in heritage Britomart building

The brand is New Zealand's oldest grocer at 99 years. It was founded in 1924.

Downer profit halves, named as co-defendant in leaky building claim

Revenue rises 26 per cent to $2.7 billion.

New green food scrap bins: Apartment owners fear exploding numbers

"Bins don't suit apartments and multi-unit dwellings as well as suburban areas."

Fletcher's grim AGM: Perth leaky pipes and problems on housing

$1b losses had been a 'near-death experience', the company would never return to that.

Egg-throwing in neighbours' right of way dispute

Cars, a trampoline, teddy bears, stones and eggs were used in the dispute between pair.

Winton Land AGM: $138.5m lawsuit revealed against Kāinga Ora

'We remain firm in our resolve to re-zone the entire Sunfield.' - Meehan

King's Counsel barrister battling authorities over his $6.2m Matakana estate's seawall

"Reserve land would be at risk of being washed away, so the public would be the loser."

Property Insider: Singaporeans lured to Hobsonville, Costco Oz/NZ boss retiring

'We have contracts conditional on approximately $3m of stock from Singapore': John Love.

Watch: Workers left hanging 150m in the air after scaffolding collapses

Construction workers were left clinging to cables at a high-rise building development.

How billion-dollar builder quadrupled annual revenue

"We don’t just move people around from project to project but let them put down roots."

Cement company fined $357K after worker's arm cut off

The man was able to pull what was left of his arm free and run for help.