Property developers stories
A planning-approved 72-home scheme on the Isle of Wight was kept alive after a lender deadline loomed, thanks to a three-week refinance.
Property borrowers could tie up over GBP £1 million more in equity on a single deal if they fail to compare specialist lenders.
Rising logistics, property and construction costs are leaving Australian companies wary of expansion as Christmas trading prospects soften.
Buyers will get tailored warnings on flood, soil and planning risks as the platform flags issues against their intended use of a property.
Customer charges will not rise, despite Waikato Waters reporting an $18.6 million spend against a $16.5 million budget and a November reopening target.
Households could get better solar export prices under ACT's plan to widen electricity competition and let private firms build grid links.
Existing ratepayers could be spared higher bills as councils prepare to shift more of the cost of new housing infrastructure onto developers from 2029.
Building projects can now match lifts to their wider interiors, as a broader palette of finishes and digital panels enters the New Zealand market.
Stronger leasing and higher occupancy in Jakarta's offices, malls and warehouses signal a broad property recovery despite cautious pricing.
Homebuyers and developers could see consent waits cut sharply, as New Zealand's first accredited private provider targets approvals in as little as 10 days.
New legislation could unlock thousands more build-to-rent homes as New Zealand opens its largest such development in Auckland.
National home values have edged up 0.5% this quarter, but most cities are still below year-ago levels as demand stays patchy.
Weak market conditions and higher borrowing costs have driven mortgaged property investors to near-record lows, though cash buyers are still active.
Disconnected suburban layouts can raise costs, limit transport and walking, and make everyday errands and school trips harder for families.
Most New Zealanders want flood-risk homes disclosed, as a survey warns opaque climate messaging could damage trust across property markets.
Lifting price caps is expected to unlock stalled Auckland projects after the lender set aside GBP £600 million for about 1,000 homes.
Tighter, costlier credit is set to deepen New Zealand's housing downturn, with CoreLogic warning of more price falls and weaker sales.
Higher building costs and rates rises are set to force developers to shelve projects, threatening new home supply and affordability.
Labour shortages and supply bottlenecks are pushing New Zealand construction inflation to one of the OECD’s highest levels.
With one in four apartment blocks found to have defects, NSW has introduced a five-star system to flag risky developers before buyers commit.