
The F word, the $3.1m Queenstown house sale and the two court cases
'The swear word f*** is commonly used for emphasis in modern New Zealand.' - judge
'The swear word f*** is commonly used for emphasis in modern New Zealand.' - judge
New Zealand’s largest listed real estate entity by market cap has valuation jolt.
The May reporting season will include a raft of property stocks.
The agency had no prior disciplinary history, no complaint had been made by the client.
The bigger balance sheet creates a greater opportunity to develop low-carbon projects.
Dispute centres on advice regarding a ground lease.
The option will be available to all members whether they have $5 or $5 million.
Ministerial inquiry into destructive slash examining what needs to change.
The UK Competition and Markets Authority has stopped the deal from going ahead.
Owner was also involved in restaurants Toto, Non Solo Pizza, Bar Vino and Il Forno.
There are growing concerns about the company’s margins.
He was only in this country for a relatively short time and bought the policy.
Organiser of the 'Kiwi Con' hacker pow-wow goes corporate.
Banking stocks have been beaten up in the wake of the US regional bank collapses.
Regulation is likely to make it harder to borrow larger amounts.
There were 4100 properties sold in February - the lowest number for that month since 1981.
Company went into liquidation in 2018.
Study finds men own 0.5 per cent more homes than women, or 8149 more properties.
Wall Street roared into New Year, but strong US jobs data has pessimists back in control.
Margin pressure expected to stay on Pizza Hut and KFC franchise owner.
Previously, $392m revaluations were recorded. That's changed now.
Three companies have sprung unwelcome news in the last week.
Staff "devastated and the damage is extensive".
Austrac goes first, then Consumer and Business Services will decide what to do.
More than 15,000 claims have already come in from the floods.
Wellington firm doubling staff. New backers include Aussie sports stars.
Property investors prefer to lock in a one-year fixed term over a longer option.
Trading platform fees rise as investors see their portfolio values shrink.
Molloy says matters “far from settled” in spat over new HQ.