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News Archive: 2008: Land Development

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01, 2008 December:

New Zealand on knife edge

New Zealand Architects believe the building industry is on "a knife-edge" and just 10 per cent have secured 12 months or more of work, according to a survey by online architect's library eBoss...

27, 2008 November:

NZ job alert

Tens of thousands of jobs in New Zealand's property sector, along with its finance, construction, retail, and tourism industries are expected to be axed next year as the recession takes its toll...

11, 2008 November:

Auckland ambition

Plans for one of Auckland's most ambitious development projects have been scuttled, resulting in the sale of a big inner-city block...

04, 2008 November:

Alpine adventures

A large alpine outdoor sport and recreation complex with an array of commercial activities and concept plans to develop it into one of the Southern Hemisphere's leading ski resorts, has been placed on the market in New Zealand...

23, 2008 September:

Slump hits New Zealand's eco housing

The £200 million Kensington Park development in Orewa on New Zealand's North Island has failed after the company has gone into receivership, and experts are concerned other developments will go down with it as New Zealand struggles in the credit crunch.