Property news

Tiny town's 'Wild West' quarter snapped up after agent gets calls from around the world

Buyers plan to spend their retirement renovating the historic buildings.

From Generator to Precinct Flex: NZX giant re-brands

Scott Pritchard, CEO of Precinct Properties, tells of the change - and which high-profile tenants are in its offices. Video \ Jason Dorday

Multi-million-dollar 'hole' in the heart of Auckland’s Queen Street up for grabs

Landmark development site has been vacant for almost a decade.

‘She wants it sold’: Auckland house with pool and tennis court for sale for $669,000

Buyers hot for townhouse in Botany Palms development.

Liquidation sale: 10 properties worth more than $12m hit the market over unpaid tax

“The liquidators have made it clear - these are to sell.”

KPMG urges NZ agribusiness to tackle climate, workforce issues

Ongoing investment and innovation are key to agribusiness success

New standard certifies NZ's grass-fed meat and dairy production

The grass-fed standard and logo will be a point of difference in international markets

Genesis AI trial cuts energy use by 10% with smart hot water control

The trial involved 17,000 customers, shifting water heating to off-peak times.

Consumer confidence drops in July, inflation expectations rise

ANZ's Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence measure has dropped in July.

Stock Takes: What to watch out for this reporting season

Will this month's company reporting season reveal a turnaround for the sharemarket?

Not-so Flippin’ Fun: Lockdown debt, lease dispute, recession blamed for liquidation

Landlord hopes trampoline park can bounce back after its troubles, liquidator says.

'AI will change': Amazon's bold investment strategy boosts earnings

Amazon's quarterly profits jumped 35% due to AI investments.

How Apple's $39.8b quarterly profit defied US tariff hurdles

iPhone sales rose to $75.82b, up from $66.81b the previous year.

Government-provided house insurance could be ‘inevitable’

Any Government support after insurance retreat must be limited, expert says.

The Warehouse appoints new board chair

John Journee will take over from Dame Joan Withers in November.

Matthew Hooton: Luxon living on borrowed time as stagflation looms

OPINION: Nervous National MPs look to next polls.

Markets with Madison: Crimson’s Education Unicorn

Crimson Education has been valued at NZ$1 billion (US$600 million) - but could its core business, getting kids into Ivy league, be destroyed by AI?

Crimson Education poised to surpass $1b in sales

Crimson's $1b journey: How a Kiwi startup transformed education guidance.

Rising insurance, rates and power costs putting pressure on household budgets

About 478,000 New Zealanders are behind on their payments.

Company boss admits manslaughter after unroadworthy 20-ton truck killed roadworker

Ashik Ali ignored warnings for six years that the vehicle was dangerous.

Kāinga Ora sells Northcote site to Simplicity for build-to-rent apartments

Kāinga Ora sold land for the Simplicity block as well as the 183-unit Elevation nearby.

A startling, ruthless revival: 'Rebel Alliance' Sky rediscovers its mojo in TV wars

Sky TV shares now sit at a 5-year high - CEO on sports rights, a $1 deal & customer views.

Market close: NZ sharemarket down as Mainfreight, Infratil fall

Utility shares saw significant movement, with Infratil shedding 37c.