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Augusta Capital result out: 'challenging' year for business
Manager of $1.83b properties declares year-end loss
Lawyer convicted for trying to hoodwink OIO investigation
The lawyer has suffered a fall from grace, humiliation and professional ruin.
Mortgage lending recovers, banks remain ultra-cautious
The removal of LVRs has had little effect on bank lending.
Rod Duke causes stir in community with boat ramp
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Guerrilla leasing on 'ghost shop': Business acts against landlord
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'We could build light rail for under $1b' - tram specialist
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Earthquake-strengthening rules threaten to ruin home owners
Wellington home owners are getting stung with exorbitant quake-proofing costs.
Resolution needed at Ihumātao
Editorial: Could the Ihumātao standoff be resolved before the September 19 election?
How one Kiwi company went from LA award-winner to receivership
The once award-winning business owes $7.3 million.
Sacked: Real estate agent suggested vendor should share profits from sale
Real estate agent suggested vendor split some of the profit as a sign of appreciation.
Covid crunch: NZ house prices tipped to fall by 10 per cent
S&P says the credit ratings of local banks should hold despite a 10% fall in house prices.
Virus-proofing the office of the future
New York Times: From the lifts, to meeting rooms - workplaces may never be the same.
Stride Property forges into funds management
NZX company has $996.1m of properties throughout New Zealand.
Deal said to be 'close' on Ihumātao, Govt to pay $30m+ for land
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Waiheke marina opponents lose High Court case
"Hundreds of thousands of dollars were raised in a tiny community to fight this."
NZ's biggest private hospital wins first step in controversial expansion plan
"We have been working on plans to expand Brightside Hospital for several years."
Milford beachfront residents put rocks on the beach to fix seawall
"The current position of the rocks is temporary" - Ruth Jackson
ANZ economists pick 12% house price slide this year
Post lockdown spending bounce will not prevent inevitable downward trend to house prices.
Disgraced agent used Hindu 'jyotishee' to help sell home
An agent claimed using numerology to sell a home would bring good luck. He was wrong.
Waiheke Island guests arrive with $80,000 'free' money to spend
Waiheke guests packing $80,000 spending money, but will it be enough for ailing businesses
Tenant pulls motorbike engine apart on bedroom carpet
Tenancy Tribunal told he made the damage worse by trying to repair it.
Fletcher's Commercial Bay payment fight continues
Two big firms working on Commercial Bay continued their High Court scrap today.
Landlord feared Covid-19 infection after tenant allegedly spat on him
But tenant Ritesh Prasad says landlord lied and worries where his family will now live.
Hopes fast-tracked housing project will 'streamline Māori housing'
Huge demand for Māori housing could be met with new fast-tracked consent processes.
Kāinga Ora buys over 1300 lots in Te Kauwhata subdivision
Kāinga Ora says there are no plans for social housing in the Te Kauwhata development
Concerns over new foreign investment rules
The 'national interest' test is causing frustration among investors.
Silicon Valley elites plan to quit land for floating cities
Some of the richest people in the world are looking at a different way to live.
Kiwis rushing to holiday hot spots, but how long will it last?
"Everybody has broken out from their homes, they've got cabin fever."