Anne Gibson
Property Editor at New Zealand Herald
Property Editor, New Zealand Herald, Graham Street, Auckland/[email protected]
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nzherald.co.nz | Anne Gibson
Ko ia kāhore nei i rapu tē kitea: he who does not seek will not find - whakataukī. From plans for New Zealand’s tallest skyscrapers to golf courses north of Auckland, from Mt Maunganui retirement villages to new housing estates, Māori are working with developers to achieve change. What’s gone right, what went wrong and why? And more importantly, what can we all learn? This article follows a 2022 Herald article Te wero: how can developers successfully engage with iwi?
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nzherald.co.nz | Anne Gibson
Andrew Moore, commercial manager of CMP Construction, talked about new uses for the site of the burned supermarket. Photo / Michael CraigWill the owners of the burned New World Victoria Park repair it or will a new, bigger, better building rise with apartments and offices? That was the question posed after Tuesday’s fire by Andrew Moore, commercial manager of high-rise building specialists CMP Construction.
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nzherald.co.nz | Anne Gibson
Peter Lewis upgraded his Auckland rentals to meet the standards. Photo / Michael Craig For the past three years, multimillionaire Auckland landlord Peter Lewis has been upgrading his rentals to meet next month’s Healthy Homes standards deadline. Lewis, in his late 70s, has12 Auckland rentals, which he bought because he did not want a life of teabags and gingernuts on the pension.
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nzherald.co.nz | Anne Gibson
Construction sector confidence is lacking. Photo / Greg BowkerA new survey has found 59% of construction businesses don’t have more than a year’s forward workloads. Accountants and business adviser BDO got a survey firm to quiz 196 construction businesses in April and May and found them under pressure. “Forward work remains a concern for construction business leaders,” said the BDO New Zealand construction sector report.
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nzherald.co.nz | Anne Gibson
The Auckland supermarket damaged by fire yesterday was undergoing the biggest upgrade of a New World store in New Zealand, in a contract thought to be worth around $28 million. Insiders said the job by Savory Construction was so big that planning started last decade and had taken years before work even began.
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