
Construction sector likely to pick up, but not immediately
The construction sector had a tough end to 2024, so when might things improve?
The construction sector had a tough end to 2024, so when might things improve?
The unusual home is designed to blend seamlessly into the landscape.
'Radical sustainability of exploring bi-cultural collaboration' cited in win.
They moved from renting where they paid $611 weekly for a rundown home.
Is falling migration stalling the house price recovery?
The former Teacher's Training College in Karori has sat empty for nearly a decade.
Minister Chris Penk says Govt 'focused on making it easier, cheaper to build homes'.
Biggest NZ Westfield mall got 12.7 million visits last year, down from 13 million in 2023.
Arvida is spending $50m+ on the main hub and apartments at its Mayfair retirement village.
Auckland Council is yet to decide if plans for the new building should be notified.
'A good sale for the market' - Sotheby’s Mark Harris after his agents sold the two homes.
Luxury developer says downturn has been more severe and prolonged than expected.
New leases in 1HY25 were 22.8% above previous contract rents, company said.
First home buyers did not snap up these 109 homes: now we the taxpayers have bought them.
Tenants will be rehomed when required for earthquake-strengthening work.
Sites on Anzac St, The Strand and Huron St have been tagged for huge new housing schemes.
Bare land ready for unit development and a multi-level apartment block are still for sale.
'I will need to either purchase privacy blinds or live in my bedroom,' the neighbour said.
Development is a significant step for the hapū and creates a legacy: Te Kurataiaho Kapea
'We didn’t sign up for living in the middle of a construction zone with constant noise.'
Unit had been altered with a wood roof and deep roof beams, minimalist design sprinkler.
Vehicles about to arrive at the new Westgate premises.
A giant sandpile sits at the centre of the site where perimeter walls have been built.
Four Māngere state houses are still propped up after floating during the Auckland floods.
Unexpected cost rises, Covid delays, cooling market blamed for development failure.
Owners of 2-bedroom places get three choices: $350,000, $643,000 or $800,000 fix-up bill.
Seascape, Ikea, some big new buildings and a court drama loom.
We can't say 'peak to trough' because we don't yet know if we have hit rock bottom.
OPINION: 'We're unintentionally creating heat traps in our pursuit of modern aesthetics.'
Details revealed in application approved under new Fast-Track Approvals act.