Rod Drury entity wins consent for partly-sunken dune home with guest suite, pool, surf shed at Te Arai South
The unusual home is designed to blend seamlessly into the landscape. Source: NZ Herald Business News
Architecture awards: Wellington’s Hugh Tennent, Ewan Brown win 2024 NZ Institute of Architects’ gold medal
'Radical sustainability of exploring bi-cultural collaboration' cited in win. Source: NZ Herald Business News
Property Insider: Biggest NZ mall owner reports; Hotel Indigo on market; Tutukaka hotel vs apartment owners; Taupō bach sale update
Biggest NZ Westfield mall got 12.7 million visits last year, down from 13 million in 2023. Source: NZ Herald Business News
Arvida Group spending $50m+ fixing Mayfair retirement village hub, apartments at Albany
Arvida is spending $50m+ on the main hub and apartments at its Mayfair retirement village. Source: NZ Herald Business News
Giant new four-level dry stack planned for Bayswater Marina land beside apartments
Auckland Council is yet to decide if plans for the new building should be notified. Source: NZ Herald Business News
Ryman CEO Naomi James on why it’s raising $1b to cut debt
Weekly fees non-fixed, keeping 30% instead of 20%: Key Ryman changes from October 1, 2024. Source: NZ Herald Business News
Property Insider: Agents react to whopper $26m Herne Bay purchase; new Drury South Crossing distribution centre; big Parnell tower discussed; Hauora wins $5.6m grant
'A good sale for the market' - Sotheby’s Mark Harris after his agents sold the two homes. Source: NZ Herald Business News
Crown forced to buy 109 new Auckland, Wellington KiwiBuild homes: trying to sell $77.3m of properties
First home buyers did not snap up these 109 homes: now we the taxpayers have bought them. Source: NZ Herald Business News
Sale of $74m empty Takapuna lakeside site by March 20: ‘All offers considered’ – Colliers
Company in receivership and liquidation owes a Smale family entity $76.2m: report Source: NZ Herald Business News
Tenancy Tribunal claims eight-week wait for hearings: what landlords say back
From March 20, the tribunal will be able to decide cases on paper without hearings. Source: NZ Herald Business News