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New housing consents surpass 50,000, smash records

Four regions had record numbers of new homes consented, Stats NZ said.

'Buyers showing greater reluctance': Auckland house sale prices fall in April

Property sales were 47.9 per cent below those for the month of March.

Grocery retailer raises capital to open seventh supermarket

Upmarket grocery chain partners with private equity firm Waterman Capital.

Where 3000 new Auckland apartments are planned

Plans could take 15 to 20 years to be completed

Lion ramps up investment in coffee brand Havana

Beverage giant Lion invests $2 million for Auckland roastery.

152-unit CBD project frozen as $80m+ Wellington builder goes into liquidation

"It's a reflection of the unstable market. Everyone is busy," says one sector leader.

Prime Minister set to speak at US Business Summit today

The event will explore the opportunities for Kiwi businesses with America.

What might have been: How Covid hobbled fast-growing company

Greg Macpherson on SRW Laboratories' impressive growth despite Covid-hindered growth.

How remote work helped tech companies outside Silicon Valley grow

New York Times: Remote work made normal by pandemic has altered how companies operate.

What we can learn from previous episodes of rising interest rates

Opinion: If interest rates rise further, larger house price falls are likely.

Ex-All Black's helipad plan: Report to look at effects on swimmers, birds

Ex-All Black Ali Williams and businesswoman Anna Mowbray want a helipad.

Stalled $85m Onehunga apartments: Deposits being repaid to buyers

Purchasers who want out of the project will get 100 per cent of their deposits returned.

Could $120m+ Queenstown case top NZ's largest leaky claim?

Oaks operates the Auckland and Queenstown buildings that have major leaks, fire defects.

Rise of the machines: Covid-19 shines a spotlight on automation

Covid-19 has given a fresh push to automation.

Builder aborting $85m Onehunga apartment job frets for buyers

'Decision will no doubt be a tough pill to swallow' says builder.

Waiwera's derelict and abandoned hot pools: New hope for a thriving future

Pools and a bottling plant were once owned by Russian Mikhail Khimich, who has died.