Warehouse to sell Newmarket property for $65m Settlement of the property sale is expected to be completed in July 2017. NBR Contributor Tue, 18 Apr 2017 warehouseThe WarehouseThe Warehouse GroupPropertyAucklandNewmarket
Wilson Parking given all clear to buy competitor’s leases Wilson cleared to buy Tournament Parking leases. NBR Contributor Thu, 12 Nov 2015 Wilson ParkingTournament ParkingRialtoNewmarketWellingtonCommerce Commission
Premium Patchy picture for shops in main centres Tepid trading conditions and weak retailer demand have weighed down the Wellington retail market this year. NBR Contributor Wed, 16 Sep 2015 retailPropertyWellingtonNewmarketChristchurch
Newmarket business awards: ugly is beautiful Business awards celebrate two "ugly" businesses among others. Newmarket Business Association chief executive Mark Knoff-Thomas and retail expert Ben Goodale talk about the awards on NBR Radio and on demand on MyNBR Radio. NBR Contributor Fri, 19 Jun 2015 ad & mediaNewmarket Business AssociationNewmarket.99Ben GoodaleMark Knoff-Thomas
Opportunity knocks at Newmarket Jones Lang LaSalle managing director Nick Hargreaves reckons 79 Carlton Gore Rd is one of Newmarket’s most advantageous properties. NBR Contributor Thu, 13 Feb 2014 NewmarketBusinessDeskcarlton gore
Prime Auckland brewery site poses $1 billion dilemma AMP Capital Investors is reviewing all aspects of its Lion Breweries Newmarket project as industry participants wonder if even an investor of its stature can pull off a $1 billion development on prime land in Auckland in this market.The sale of the 5.2ha site on Khyber Pass Road for $162 million was agreed in 2007 before the global financial crisis crunched credit and investors' appetite for risk, and only a $50 million deposit has been paid. NZPA Fri, 04 Jun 2010 PropertyLion NathanAMP Capital InvestorsNewmarket
Auckland's rail network gains new station, electrification deal The government marked two milestones in its $1.6 billion Auckland rail programme today with the opening of the revamped Newmarket Station and the signing of an electrification project.Transport Minister Steven Joyce said that after Britomart, Newmarket was Auckland's busiest station."Completing this project provides a new station offering all the amenities and services expected of a modern public transport facility, potential for more trains at peak times, and means fewer delays for trains coming into Newmarket," he said. NZPA Thu, 14 Jan 2010 PoliticsKiwiRailSteven JoyceNewmarketrail electrification
