Maritime Apartments liquidators secure $728,000 confidential settlement

The Maritime Apartments Ltd entered liquidation in 2018 owing creditors $734,894. (Image: Getty)

Fri, 21 Feb 2025

The liquidators of an Auckland apartment development company that failed in 2018 have reached a $728,274 settlement with a confidential party, a liquidators' report says.The Maritime Apartments Ltd, which had planned to build a 15-storey apartment tower at 29-31 Anzac Ave in downtown Auckland, entered liquidation in November 2018.Confidential settlementThis week, liquidators Tony Maginness and Jared Booth of Baker Tilly Staples Rodway released their 13th liquidators' report since the company’s collapse.It said that after starting...

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