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Bruce: Property investment is not easy
Homeowners are often portrayed as millionaires-in-waiting, but investing in property is not easy, writes Andrew Bruce.
Iwi arm pays well over CV for block
Ngati Whatua Orakei Whai Rawa has paid slightly under $70 million for a new Auckland office block with a council valuation of $35.5 million
Buyers fork out $65.5m for three towers
A wealthy Hong Kong family have bought three office towers in Auckland's CBD for $65.5 million in one of the biggest property deals of the year.
Andrew Bruce: Property investors are tax disadvantaged
Andrew Bruce says property investment is now at a tax disadvantage when compared to other investment classes such as companies.
Kiwis join $140m Fiji resort plan
Four New Zealand businessmen have joined Americans to develop Vunabaka, a new $140 million Fiji resort, where the first stage of construction is nearly finished.
Andrew Bruce: Why are house prices so high?
What's behind Auckland's rapidly rising house prices - and should the finger of blame be pointed at investors? Andrew Bruce says 'no'.
'Warrant of fitness' scheme for rentals winning wide support from politicians
A "warrant of fitness" scheme for all rental housing may be on the agenda whoever wins the election in September, a new survey has found.
Tax warning for new landlords
First time landlords are being warned to check how much tax they may need to pay on rental incomes ahead of the July 7 deadline.
Labour's plans for $10m-for-residency scheme
Labour is looking "very closely" at changing the rules for foreign investors who can get residency in New Zealand by paying $10 million.
Brian Gaynor: Possible surge in stock listings good news
There have been a number of recent comments that the NZ sharemarket is overvalued, just as it was in the mid-1980s, writes Brian Gaynor.
Giant landlord gets a tick from investors
Institutional investors are praising the annual result of Kiwi Income Property Trust, saying it reflects the management shakeup which saw the exit of Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
Diana Clement: Landlords' gripes reveal perils of property
Dealing with tenants is one of the biggest banes of many landlords' lives. Many break the rules, break things, or call in the middle of the night complaining about plumbing or rats in the roof.
Auckland rental prices steady
The figures for Auckland rental properties are out. So where are the most expensive places to rent in the city - and where can you get a bargain?
Hellaby adds $20m in annual sales with acquisitions
Hellaby Holdings expects to add $20m to annual revenue after buying New Zealand Trucks South Island and Dasko Marketing NZ.
Crowdfunding lures new investors seeking shares
Newer crowdfunding sites are giving investors the chance to earn something other than t-shirts and trial products - money.
$278b - our lost pot of gold
NZ could have had a superannuation pot of gold worth $278b by next year had it kept a compulsory savings scheme set up in 1974, a financial industry body claims.
Jailed property developer says sorry
A spokesman for the jailed South Korean developer says "personal" issues should not hinder or harm any of the business interests left behind here.
NZ houses on China's top-10 list
New Zealand is on a list of the top 10 most searched for countries by Chinese house-hunters, figures compiled from China's largest property search engine reveal.
Auckland landlords lead in capital gains
Auckland landlords are making more capital gains off their rental properties than those elsewhere, a trend predicted to speed up in the next few years.
Foreign funds eye NZ commercial real estate
International investors with a total of US$2 trillion ($2.34 trillion) in funds have put New Zealand in their top-10 list of Asia-Pacific real estate investment targets.
Hotel firm plans $50m NZ investment
Choice Hotels, which operates in 40 New Zealand locations, is looking for seven to eight new properties worth $40 million to $50 million this year.
Flurry of bond issues expected in busy week
Fixed interest investors face a flurry of bond issuance over the next week or so as corporates look to lock in favourable funding rates.
Precinct upbeat on tower
The $1.6 billion landlord Precinct Properties expects to start redeveloping its Downtown Shopping Centre site in Auckland's CBD above the new Central Rail Link in two years.