The $500 million development, the first outside of Auckland, will be the largest of its apartment projects.
Developers filed more than a third more consent applications in January; Auckland Council likely to remain busy until it signs off on its new development contribution rate sheet in May.
Rugby and Pink were the chief drawcards during a year that still saw the ‘national stadium’ post a deficit of $4.8m.
Americans are taking advantage of a favourable exchange rate with NZ.
Mortgage affordability also remains a thorny issue, with buyer demand still limited by meeting level of the market.
Mortgage adviser community slams banking proposals on multiple offers.
Cooper and Company has unveiled three major developments, after 20 years of managing the waterfront precinct.
Cato Bolam spoke to Kenyon Clarke ‘a few weeks’ before the demise of the Auckland townhouse developer.
Environmental consultancy’s ‘scope of works’ resulted in Northland school needing roof replacement costing $600,000.
Back-to-basics approach will trim borrowings to $20.5b by 2027 through ‘accelerated’ divestment, Housing Minister says.