A new $20 million retail complex in South Auckland is close to being fully leased ahead of its opening next week.

Listed housing specialist Blue Chip New Zealand has yet to obtain a binding ruling from Inland Revenue on a unique tax structure the company uses to attract investors.

City fringe property sales are riding high, with Barfoot & Thompson Commercial reporting the sale of 45 fringe properties during the past three months for $60 million.

Consultation with local Maori over the luxury lodge development planned at Cape Kidnappers has taken the spotlight in the Environment Court.

In the insurance lottery, there's one policy that pays the jackpot for everyone sooner or later. That's life insurance.

A four-storey building is planned for a vacant site on Wellington's Queen's Wharf.

Shareholders' funds in Northland Port Corporation increased by $45.09 million after an independent revaluation of 180 hectares of Marsden Pt land.

Green Party co-leader Jeanette Fitzsimons wants dioxin testing carried out on Whakatane homes flooded in July, saying floodwaters passed over contaminated sites.

An agreement has been brokered in the ongoing battle of a Mapua couple unable to build on their section following months of negotiations.

A Whakatane couple is being asked to return to a Housing New Zealand home they believe is responsible for health problems affecting three generations.

Plans to extend legal privilege to accountants are being welcomed by the profession. How will taxpayers benefit ? Kristina Greene reports.

From the school of modern portfolio theory, diversification is possibly the most important investment concept for the average investor.

A decision is expected today on the Hingaia structure plan change that could allow housing to be built for up to 5000 people in the next 20 years.

Press Release: Kiwi Income Property Trust

A report on corporate value has confirmed a bumper year for investors, with more than 90 per cent of companies offering positive returns to shareholders - up from 80 per cent last year.

Listed New Zealand developer Australasian Property Holdings Group Limited has been threatened with the suspension of its shares on the New Zealand Stock Exchange after failing to tender its annual report.