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Commerce Commission launches retirement village probe

Investigation into potential Fair Trading Act breaches - commission.

$650m project: Spark to shift 1800 staff to new Auckland CBD headquarters

'It’s at a whole new level of quality, environmental sustainability and occupier comfort.'

Modular house builder hits the wall, unable to pay IRD $298,000

The company wanted to reduce waste and build in a more sustainable and higher-quality way.

Beachlands South developer on 307ha plans: $2.5b infrastructure just the start

One narrow, winding road and no schools are the locals' two main concerns.

American billionaire-founded company opening new Wairarapa project

'It was always going to be a big space.'

New Avondale units sold from $450,000 - with swimming pool

Marutūāhu-Ockham will have delivered 541 Auckland apartments: 199 are KiwiBuilds.

Consents for new residential buildings plunge 21%

Summer's bad weather might keep numbers low throughout the year.

Container Pools leaves 42 customers high and dry, owes $1.5m

Victim support group: customers haven't received goods they paid for.

Could Fletcher's Perth leaky pipe problem cost more than A$15m?

Investors may have to mull "worst-case scenario" in leaky pipe issue.

Lifting the lid on Scarbro failure: Construction companies owe $14m

Biggest NZ builder to declare insolvency this year: McGrathNicol says who's owed what.

Fletcher Building in leaky pipe probe

Up to 1200 West Australia homes 'experienced leaks', probe underway by authority.

Apartment pioneer caught up in Scarbro liquidation - what's next?

Leuschke Group designed the complex with 112 residences, 12 apartments and seven shops.

Revealed: NZ's top 50 builders

One firm has projects worth more than $850m in Auckland.

Sir Paul Adams, Ted Manson: Raised in state houses, billion-dollar sales success

What can we learn from them? What is their new direction these days?

Scarbro liquidator: Building sites being transferred back to customers

Information about the failure due out on Monday, explaining the fate of around 60 staff.

Record crane count reflects busy building sector

Queenstown had the biggest increase: crane numbers shot from eight last year to 15 now.