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Huge new heat pumps at Auckland Airport replace old gas-guzzlers

The 12-tonne heat pumps replace a gas-fired system that ran for 50 years.

Seascape developer put into receivership

Calibre Partners is now running the company developing the country's tallest tower.

Building consents continue to rise as cost pressures ease

Lower interest rates and building costs have driven a pick-up in residential consents.

Subcontractors chase unpaid retentions and bills in Teak Construction liquidation

A subcontractor claims Teak stretched '30 days' to 30 working days for payments.

Property Insider: $5m-plus foreign house-buyers allowed in from Friday - how it will work

Foreigners on golden visas may struggle at Waiheke or Aotea Great Barrier: all explained.

After 34 years and $900m of projects, Teak Construction liquidated

A high-profile Teak job was the $72m repair of the central Auckland Victopia apartments.

What do you get inside a $10m Auckland penthouse overlooking the sea?

Dramatic 2.9m studs, floor-to-ceiling glass and unblocked views are some of the features.

'Time for us to hand over' - Pendergrasts to sell $100m+ Auckland mall

'Proud of the energy we have put into it' - Glenfield Mall's Ross and Dallas Pendergrast.

Industrial landlord lifts profit, hikes dividend guidance after strong half-year

Net profit jumped to $46.9m on $73.5m revenue in the half-year to December 31.

Cheap but steep: How housing bargains on a slope could cost you more

Wellington has lots of affordable properties on steep hills - but there's often a catch.

Wealth of 10 biggest iwi edges higher in tough year

Iwi have had three consecutive years of difficulty, but 2025 showed a modest improvement.

Northlanders stay up late to watch giant wind turbine convoy roll out

More than 130 giant turbine loads will roll out from Northport by May.

China log supply and NZ forestry: Stable prices but sellers gain edge - Marcus Musson

OPINION: Chinese New Year mill closures in China are reshaping log supply and prices.

'Subdued economic environment' – Winton Land half-year revenue down 60%

Unemployment, net migration and lower concrete volumes are cited as examples of downturn.

Controversial high-rise development approved in Wellington

Neighbours concerned about 25,000 truck trips over two years on their shared driveway.

'A number of commercial buildings' – SkyCity eyes $200m asset sales

Underlying FY26 ebitda guidance is confirmed at $190m-$210m as dividends remain suspended.