Anne Gibson is a Property Editor at New Zealand Herald. She specializes in construction and real estate, covering topics such as the housing market, real estate development, and the construction industry, while also delving into architecture and business economics. Anne's work has been featured in FINE Magazine, Coastal News Today, the American Shoreline Podcast Network, and several other prominent publications.
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Auckland, New Zealand (Local)
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Anne Gibson's coverage heavily focuses on the local business and real estate industry in Auckland, New Zealand. She frequently covers local businesses, properties, and financial news. If you are looking to reach out to her, consider offering stories related to the Auckland business scene or insightful analysis of commercial and industrial property trends in this area.
Given her strong emphasis on press releases and government announcements, she may be interested in exclusive insights from key figures within these industries or official sources with relevant data about market trends or regulatory changes affecting businesses and real estate in Auckland.
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Samson replaces Vivian Construction as problems hit its Herne Bay project.
By: Anne Gibson
A syndicate led by Sydney businessman Garry Carter has bought Auckland's Glenfield Mall for $146 million in one of 2026's biggest real estate deals.
By: Anne Gibson
New Zealand's largest hotel owner has bought three properties in Auckland, Wellington and Rotorua and struck a deal with the world's largest hotel operator to open them as hotels.
By: Anne Gibson
Land that once grew apple trees and vegetables on the outskirts of Christchurch is becoming large-format warehousing to store goods ranging from Glassons' clothing to cheese, milk, butter and milk powder.
By: Anne Gibson
The low-profile Glasson family has paid $308 million for 49% of giant Auckland shopping centre Westfield Albany in New Zealand's largest sale of a single retail asset.
By: Anne Gibson
Southern giant Ngāi Tahu is navigating the recession due to its commercial arm having wide-ranging investments, so when revenue and values fall in some sectors, they rise in others.
By: Anne Gibson
Christchurch-based building sector analyst Mike Blackburn has named the five busiest house-building businesses in his city, finding the 33-year-old Mike Greer Homes topping the list.
By: Anne Gibson
The Supreme Court has declined to allow the unsuccessful neighbours in a cross-lease dispute to take the case any further.
By: Anne Gibson
Foodstuffs North Island and South Island are spending $437 million on new frozen, chilled and ambient distribution centres.
By: Anne Gibson
Judge John Hassan imposed a conviction but no fine for the illegal building work.
