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January 26, 2017 0 comments
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Still Waiting on City Riverbank Project

The Hamilton City Council have yet to confirm a start date for the Victoria on the River development project, which was expected to be completed in March. Mayor Andrew King said the project will still become a reality – it’s just a question of when.

Bay Spends $1 Billion on Construction for the First Time

Tauranga have broken a new record for 2017, with the council approving $1 Billion of construction for the first time within a calendar year. Pools, fireplaces, and various construction projects are being brought to life with this new funding.

Rotorua’s $121m Building Boom Shows Ongoing Growth

With $121 million of building consents issued last year, it’s no surprise that Rotorua continues to flourish and show off its potential. The new wangana (tertiary education) precinct, and a restaurant function centre are two big projects that are set to enhance the visitor’s experience.

Job Ads Growth Strongest in Five Years: ANZ

It’s set to be a stellar year for New Zealand’s job market, with job ads experiencing their strongest growth in five years. ANZ’s Auckland job ads increased, while TradeMe and Seek recorded a substantial rise for their new job listings.

NZ Economy to Grow 3.5% in 2017

In a time where politics is unpredictable, New Zealand’s economy has defeated all odds and is expected to grow 3.5% in 2017. ASB Bank predicts strong development in the construction and tourism industry, and outlines what Trump and Brexit mean for the industry.

Auckland House Sells for 3 Times CV

A property in an Auckland suburb sold for $1.3m, three times its paper worth. Homes.co.nz Head of Marketing, Jeremy O’Hanlon highlights why houses selling over their capital aren’t helpful, and how you can spot the value of a home.

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