The Singapore debut is expected to draw 25,000 tech buyers, 1,000 enterprises and 250 investors to Marina Bay Sands in April 2025.
A new tile showcase at Tokyo Big Sight aims to draw architects and builders as JAPAN BUILD Tokyo 2024 expands its international reach.
More than 560 exhibitors from around the world will help draw 34,443 visitors to Tokyo Big Sight, signalling stronger global demand for building tech.
The pavilion drew strong buyer interest in Malaysia, with Taiwan expecting more than USD $6.8 million in business within a year.
The Tokyo exhibition will bring global building and housing experts together as Japan’s construction sector seeks smarter, more efficient solutions.
Harvey Norman reports a turnaround with a profit of NZD 9.86 million for the year despite a 10.4% fall in revenue to NZD 62.04 million.
Mortgage holders may get further relief early next year, but house prices are likely to rise only modestly as listings and unemployment stay high.
Rising labour and materials costs are pushing Australian builders towards AI, as firms chase efficiency gains and fewer skill shortages.
The Real Estate Authority has published guidance for real estate professionals on the responsible use of generative AI, stressing accountability for service delivery.
Falling interest rates and higher inventory are drawing more buyers back, with October sales up 20% nationally, REINZ says.
Homeowners and councils could be exposed if self-certification is rushed before builders get better training and oversight, an industry chief warns.
Lower interest rates are reviving property investor confidence, with national sentiment turning positive after the Reserve Bank’s OCR cuts.
Concerns are mounting that weaker oversight could revive defective builds, as insurers and surveyors question the sector’s readiness for self-certification.
The event is expected to draw overseas buyers and create more business opportunities across the battery supply chain.
Tauranga’s housing squeeze is worsened by 2,142 empty homes, though the mayor says filling them beats building anew.
Low vacancy and scarce small units are pushing Christchurch industrial rents higher, while slower demand for large sheds is creating rare sub-lease opportunities.
House values fell again in September, with lower rates yet to lift prices and mortgage stress still a risk for borrowers.
Premium finishes and ultra-thin profiles aim to lift New Zealand homes, as PDL targets high-end residential projects with its new Solis range.
Reform could trim costly delays for builders, but experts warn the wrong consent model may threaten safety and liability.
Five New Zealand hotels are set for refurbishment as TFE Hotels expands its footprint and bets on rising visitor numbers.
