Police no closer to catching digger vandals who destroyed new build Auckland home
A digger was used to smash a $675,000 home. Police have no idea who did it.
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"We never set out to be the biggest home builder in New Zealand" - Grant Porteous.
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The New Zealand house price boom is exacerbating inequality, according to CEOs.
'Less spectacular' forecast for housing market
Barfoot & Thompson developed new IT systems to continue operating during this lockdown.
Mood of the Boardroom: Housing needs an urgent fix
Land supply seen as one of the biggest hurdles.
Developer discounting units $10,000 for jabbed buyers
Sign up before Christmas and McEwan will knock $10,000 off the asking price
Brace yourself for more mortgage interest rate rises
Borrowers are going to have to divert more money towards paying their mortgages.
Long list of creditors from failed Canterbury house builder
Creditor list names a number of state entities and national businesses.
Auckland house sales 'severely curbed' by lockdown
September sales data out from Auckland's largest agency
What next for Villa Maria vineyard land? $500m project planned
Goodman planning $500m logistics/warehouse estate on Villa Maria vineyard land.
Caughey Preston sale set to settle to Chinese businessman
Remuera ex-rest home site sale said to be nearer $70m, settling this Friday
New survey: How residential landlords are feeling about the property market
So how are landlords feeling? The answer, in a nutshell, seems to be: a little gloomier
Glimpse into Auckland's future: $133m regeneration plans
Car fans probably won't like this glimpse into Auckland in the future - brace yourselves.
Rising house values earning owners more than their jobs
People 'earning more on paper from simply having a property than going to work every day'.
'Industry has a serious problem': Building boss frustrated by disputes
Mediation and adjudication have almost become a necessity, says a building boss.
Paralympian stranded under tough new level 3 rules
Aucklanders homeless after being unable to leave for new houses or jobs in other cities.
Ten-year home leases? Build to rent pioneer proposal
Land availability and prices, rising construction costs, poor infrastructure are barriers
$1b Commercial Bay a year on: How is retail faring?
"My expectation is people will come from offshore and go, wow, you guys nailed it."
'Breakdowns and sleepless nights': Developer forced to live out of car after battling council
Nathan Hogg says his small-scale property dream has turned into a nightmare.
Government studying build to rent sector: Woods
'Lack of rental supply to meet growing demand is a key problem for the housing sector.'
Apartment developer in strife: Lost $35m, owes another $17m
Apart from the $35m loss, West Village owes unsecured non-preferential creditors $17m.
Kiwi Property questioned over $442m plans - but not on Ikea
Some property insiders think Kiwi wants to bring New Zealand's first Ikea to Sylvia Park.
Stride Property pulls Fabric Property IPO
Now is the right time to list in spite of Covid and lockdowns, CEO said last week
Kiwi Property plans 540 build-to-rent Auckland units at Sylvia Park, LynnMall
The dual development will cost around $442 million.
Attention deficit disorder contributed to misconduct offence - real estate agent
The work he undertook wasn't minor in nature and certainly required a licence - tribunal.
Auckland construction workforce back by Wednesday
'Quite a big loss of building materials and equipment due to theft' - Julien Leys.
Cambridge retirement village for 400 people wins consent
Site on the town's northern limits is now open pastureland
The 90% Project: Businesses incentivise 25,000-plus staff to be jabbed
"Vaccinations are the best tool we have to plot a path back to normality", says one CEO.
High-flyers: Crane numbers up 6% in Covid-defying expansion
Tāmaki Makaurau's building sector has been particularly strong in the past six months.
660% Drury fee rise gets council stamp, Kiwi Property disappointed
Proposed policy has met opposition from Kiwi and Auranga's Charles Ma.
Consumer NZ seeks probe on 'misleading' retirement village claims
"There's no guarantee you'll get a bed if you need it" - Jon Duffy, Consumer NZ.
'Shocking and disappointing': Developer on 660% fee hike
New Auranga township had tens of millions of dollars invested in it by Ma's company MADE.
Level 4 hit: House sale numbers drop to lowest level since 2014
Lockdown started 11.59, August 17: sales affected for nearly half the month.