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Buy or lease at prime North Shore location
An office and warehouse unit in the North Harbour Industrial Estate is for sale or lease and is available with vacant possession.
Top of the town: city’s highest floor for lease
The highest full floor in one of Auckland’s premier office towers is available for lease, providing prospective occupants with the opportunity to secure office space that is surrounded by amenities and transport options.
Full steam ahead off K’Road
Tucked away just off Karangahape Rd, a two-level stand-alone property offering live-work credentials is ideally positioned to leverage the connectivity advantages of the near-completed City Rail Link (CRL) and the ongoing revitalisation of the wider K’Road precinct.
Vacant CBD property has consent for hostel project
A vacant commercial building in Auckland’s CBD is for sale with versatile options for value-adding investors, developers and owner-occupiers seeking a prime central base.
Quay to the future? Harbourside office entices buyers
Billed as a rare opportunity to acquire a premium slice of Auckland’s waterfront with some of the best views in the CBD, a fully leased modern office investment adjacent to the Hilton Hotel at the end of Princes Wharf is for sale.
The NZDF has quietly shelved the NZSAS unit designed to lead our counter-terrorism response, the Herald has been told.
Pay equity Brooke van Velden’s plan to overhaul New Zealand’s pay equity regime was always going to be controversial and the pushback against it by Labour and the Greens was predictable. It is good that they see this plan “as taking the women’s movement backwards” as both parties have always been good advocates for women’s rights.
Tracy Jarman was a former corporate high-flyer who checked into hospital one day and emerged catastrophically worse off.
US-UK trade deal unveiled British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said yesterday it was a “really fantastic, historic day”, after he agreed a US-UK trade deal with US President Donald Trump. The agreement lifts tariffs on UK steel and aluminium products and slashes levies on British car exports from 27.5% to 10%, Downing Street said. “This is a really fantastic, historic day,” Starmer said, appearing by video link to join Trump in the White House during simultaneous news conferences in Britain and Washington. “It’s going to not only protect jobs, but create jobs, opening market access,” Starmer said. Trump said the British deal would be the first of many, and that he hoped talks with China and the European Union could soon produce results too.