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The Herald saw an alarming sight when it flew a drone over the sea on Friday last week.
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Auckland towers planned on site of Downtown carpark
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Concrete data points to NZ building slowdown
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'Big loss': Popular Auckland Warehouse store to shut after 28 years
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Permanent bar, $14k fine for ex-real estate agent who forged valuation
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Retirement giant fined $37k after widow complained of husband's dementia care
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Never lived in: Mass mortgagee sale in Takapuna
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Luxury Auckland apartments go to mortgagee sale
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Ex-Carrington Hospital buildings to remain: Strengthening, new uses planned
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Fighting to keep the tide back: Meng Foon, King's Counsel barrister, businessman
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New Four Square store opens in heritage Britomart building
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Downer profit halves, named as co-defendant in leaky building claim
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New green food scrap bins: Apartment owners fear exploding numbers
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National retailer Mitre 10: Why it's slipped into the red
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'Amazing tenancy demand': Build costs and interest rates hit $200m sold-out Tauranga development
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$100m-plus funeral/burial sector deal wins consent
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Deepening downturn: Consents for new home continue to drop after post-pandemic peak
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