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.
Banks have taken the 'stick' approach in bumping slow payers to higher, floating mortgage rates.
The racing fraternity is also banking on about a half-dozen marquee events to put NZ racing on the international map.
A ‘for sale’ sign has gone onto a second Auckland IHG property as hotel transactions spring back to life.
A governance tussle involving Singapore billionaire could distract from Millennium & Copthorne bid.
The downshift in interest rates is yet to see any reversal in consumer stress levels, with financial hardship claims up 21,000 last month and liquidation numbers hitting some big numbers.
Manager of Christchurch property syndicate says it aims to stop bidders ‘taking advantage’ of its structure by accessing share registers.
Queenstown-Lakes council wouldn’t be drawn on the buyer of the housing parcel, the final piece of a 40.5 hectare site gifted by the Crown 54 years ago.
Deal of the decade as developer fronts with less than half of Tauranga marine asset’s value for the development of a super-yacht ‘refit’ station.
Another couple of Du Val properties head to market, but they’re tough sells.