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Augusta to delay tourism fund, annual AFFO to fall up to 45%
Augusta Capital said it has decided to defer the launch of its tourism fund until the 2021 financial year and therefore its adjusted funds from operations for the year ending March may be as much as 45 percent lower than the previous year."Augusta now expects adjusted funds from...
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US billionaire Julian Robertson seeks consent for Waiheke lodge
US billionaire Julian Robertson’s plans for a luxury lodge on Auckland’s Waiheke are being assessed by Auckland Council after his representatives applied for resource consent before Christmas. The application was lodged just before the Dec. 31, 2019 deadline set by the Overseas I...
Record Auckland building consents may be peak, say economists
A record number of new building consents in Auckland is making progress against the city’s housing shortage, but economists warn construction may be reaching its peak.StatsNZ figures today show 37,538 new homes were consented in calendar 2019, the highest annual number since 1974...
Not enough listings to meet demand, Barfoot says
Auckland realtor Barfoot & Thompson didn’t have enough properties on its books to meet demand, which helped push up sale prices in January.The city’s biggest real estate firm ended January with 3,537 properties listed on its books, down from 4,334 a year earlier. Listings ended 2...
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