The Kaipātiki local board has decided to retain a strong sports and community element at the AF Thomas Park, although finer details still have to be ironed out.
Financial markets regulator also concerned about assumptions of a high degree of liquidity simply because an investment is listed.
Owners of Tauranga office property have called a special meeting over concern about the future of their investment.
Conversion specialist says New Zealand’s second biggest city has a more ‘favourable attitude’ towards getting developments across the line than Auckland.
Housing agency Kāinga Ora doesn’t have the ‘capability, capacity, or willingness to foster private-sector developments,’ Winton says.
Hundreds of millions of repurposed failed scheme funding will be used to ensure build rates are maintained, Government says.
Multinational motor vehicle and transport company strengthens its New Zealand footprint with third property deal in rapid succession.
Super Fund’s multi-billion dollar planned coastal development at question as council takes legal issue with its own ‘independent’ panel, largely based on a lack of transport capacity.
Drury, inner northwest, and Tāmaki will see housing levies in Auckland bumped up as much as four times, to as much as $119,000 per house.
City’s sudden room overcapacity and an improving lending environment make it attractive to offshore buyers, but hoteliers say city needs to firm up a strategy to attract major events.
