Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Wayne Wright jnr of Tauranga's Wright family investment business will finish The Loxley apartments in Takapuna. Video \ Jason Dorday
Insiders say Air NZ may have signed new lease with Blackstone but airline won’t confirm.
Amanda Cashman’s case began after she sought to house her unwell daughter.
Graham Wilkinson, founder, Generus Living Group which will demolish and replace the leaky Ngāti Whātua village, Eastcliffe. Video \ Jason Dorday
Apartments, hospital built at height of the leaky building era. All must be demolished.
Andrew Nicol says he could "stomach that a lot more than paying more tax week-to-week".
$8m pensioner flats, US owner of NZ's most valuable state house and a deal under scrutiny.
Insurers and banks increasingly rely on detailed hazard modelling before lending.
Ashley Binnie used his social media presence to sell coaching courses and advertise his services as a flipper for investors. Video / Ash Binnie
Administrator Gareth Hoole says about 80 jobs could be saved under his rescue plan.
Seven heritage winners marked the strongest showing in that category since 2008.
A residents’ lobby group handled 168 complaints across New Zealand last year.
Plus, HI-SO Rooftop Bar hosts its annual Rooftop Caviar Celebration
Foodstuffs has said little since the fire on June 17, 2025; an update has now been issued.
Fletcher has told Moody’s it is withdrawing from its credit rating process.
Its major growth focus is in South Auckland, including at the Wiri Logistics Estate.
Blair is now the chief executive of Ngā Maunga Whakahii O Kaipara’s post-settlement body.
A young developer who built 19 townhouses in 4 years is now bankrupt and losing his home.
Aucklanders suffered a $209.9b valuation drop. Wellingtonians suffered a $61b value drop.
The eight-storey building beat 133 entries in many different categories.
Household wealth tops $2 trillion, but most remains tied up in property, not shares.
State disaster insurer continues to be underfunded.
The $35m Loxley Apartment have sat empty for more than a year since completion.
The central office project will replace the twin-block The Pavilions, built in 2012.
MBIE ruled the structure breached the Building Act because no building consent was issued.
ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.
IAG's new chief executive, Phil Gibson, explains how he will balance NZ's insurance risks.
Infrastructure Minister Chris Bishop has referred the project for fast-tracking.
Industrial space across Auckland is only 2.3% vacant, CBRE data show.
