
500 schools ranked: New NCEA hotspots list – where top marks meet affordable housing
Analysis reveals schools with highest academic results and cheaper houses.
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What next? What are the receivers doing? Will it be finished? Abandoned? Sold? Demolished?
The former Food Alley and Yates block will get landscaping, seating and CCTV.
Woolworths Paerāta Rise will open next February with an online order hub.
Analyst Nick Goodall says these top-end homes act as their own market.
Ponsonby/Herne Bay/St Marys Bay locals fume about what appears to them to be a dead site.
But expert warns foreign investor appetite for New Zealand assets may cool due to the war.
NZ Hotel Holdings said last year it wanted to sell seven hotels: First two about to go.
The directors also defended appointing PKF, raising questions about a move to get BDO in.
OLA Homes says copy-pasted digital signatures cost it more than $600,000.
It was a lifelong goal to buy a house, now they are aiming much higher.
Subcontractors complained they were owed large amounts over extensive periods of time.
Northland's best real estate sales reveal that a little-known development tops the list.
Did your MP receive two watches? Tickets to the Pink concert? A ride in a helicopter?
The giant's fate hangs in the balance as people in the sector ask what will happen next.
A disputes panel ruled Arvida could close the path and keep the fence.
About 28% of Auckland's current aggregate supplies come from the existing quarry.
Property editor Anne Gibson joins Herald NOW to explore what will happen to Seascape Tower after developer Shundi Customs goes into receivership. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY
A copy-pasted signature was among the errors that invalidated the contract.
Mojtaba Khamenei has amassed sprawling international investments.
Businesses on the Personal Property Securities Register could be first in line for money.
Calibre Partners is now running the company developing the country's tallest tower.
A subcontractor claims Teak stretched '30 days' to 30 working days for payments.
Foreigners on golden visas may struggle at Waiheke or Aotea Great Barrier: all explained.
A high-profile Teak job was the $72m repair of the central Auckland Victopia apartments.
Prakash is linked to property firms allegedly owing $28m, mostly to IRD.
Dramatic 2.9m studs, floor-to-ceiling glass and unblocked views are some of the features.
OPINION: As the economy recovers, view property market headwinds as resistance training.
'Proud of the energy we have put into it' - Glenfield Mall's Ross and Dallas Pendergrast.
Sediment-laden water from the New Windsor site flowed into Oakley Creek.