Inner-city apartment living is picking up momentum again in Tauranga.

Todd company gets knock-back from Auckland Council.

Small Cambridge house wins architectural award.

Imagine viewing a open home from a thousand miles away, a home that may not exist yet.

New law needed to distinguish between built and natural environments

Browns Bay apartment owners' meeting delayed till May

City Rail Link workers could live on cruise ships in the harbour.

Maori art covers the interior and exterior of Newmarket apartment.

"I've become a member of that group I used to despise," says Shane Brealey

First image of Graeme Hart's lake-front alpine retreat.

Investment specialists say the departure of Graham Darlow is regrettable.

Developer heads to court to get green light to develop a 130ha North Shore block of land.

Fletcher Building has made changes including to its staff after the $110m downgrade.

COMMENT: This year is shaping up to be Winston Peters' year, writes Barry Soper.

A new 4.5 star 152-room Sebel hotel has been announced for Manukau.

NZICC combined with a project in Christchurch caused the $110m Fletcher downgrade.

Watch: Balconies at an Auckland apartment block continue to emit a high-pitched scream.

Nearly 500,000 hectares of NZ land was sold to offshore buyers last year.

Prospective buyers are told they could get more than 50 new residences in the popular suburb of Waterview.

A new precinct has been announced for a waterfront site at Hobsonville Point in Auckland.

Cliff stabilisation work has started above Herne Bay's Sentinel Beach.

A Northland woman selling a small lifestyle block says Kiwis "think this is too much work" to take on the property.

The country's biggest real estate agency chain has released data on Auckland property in February.

Most Kiwis are expecting property prices to continue their skyward climb.

Auckland for-sale inventory rose 20 per cent in the last year and was up 33 per cent in the last month alone.

Work is about to begin on a 178m, 57-level apartment tower that will "transform" Auckland's skyline.

Reselling houses for a quick profit means somebody has been ill-informed.

Agency becoming more proactive in trying to root out cases of house flipping.

The cost of fighting the planned Devonport development is estimated to cost $75,000.

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