Between them, these ‘Infamous Five’ have managed to destroy almost half a billion dollars from investors and lenders this year.
Giant retailer has signed up to Drury East development from Kiwi Property Group on the heels of fast-track consent for Drury’s metropolitan town centre.
Listed real estate investor sells Sylvia Park lifestyle centre into large-format managed fund, though retains half-stake and management fees.
The first real breath of fresh air into a ‘pretty hammered’ CBD, developer Andrew Krukziener says.
Commercial deal-making is still down on last year, however, Jones Lang Lasalle says.
Scott Pritchard has come in as the top earner at the upper end of town, while Precinct rolls out the charm offensive ahead of shareholder meeting.
Property fund manager says latest equity raise will allow it to buff up its childcare fund, which it would like to see at about 8% of its $1b in assets under management.
Companies could owe more than $21m to creditors, and on the hook to the IRD for another $14.7m.
The tool was developed by an Auckland software engineer who took a costly hit on his new home build.
The Quattro Alberts Group has carved a niche in catering to small and medium-sized businesses in the Auckland CBD, snapping up secondary office blocks and building on a ‘'brown-to-green’ investment ethos.