Editorial: Falling house prices - and what it means for you
OPINION: Our editorial on falling house prices and a bombshell new report.
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Average home value falls below $1m as market downturn accelerates
We're back below a million, and mortgage applications are down.
Real estate agent admits forging documents
The harder he worked to get recognition, the less help he was receiving - tribunal.
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Fletcher Living plans 160-home Ōkahukura venture
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Landlord's dilemma: Who pays the rent when the tenant goes to prison?
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Beach Haven cliff collapse: House building unlikely cause - engineer
'House shouldn't make any difference to the cliff stability because it's far enough back.'
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Where your sports car won't scrape the floor: Luxury apartments include vehicle showroom
Rich people need more car parks than the rest of us and those need to be bigger too.
From handbag-making in a garage to seven-figure sales: How Saben came to be
Roanne Jacobson reflects on 20 years in business - and what's ahead for wholesale brand.
Government intervention: Cheaper grocery prices? Not so fast, says Retail NZ
Greg Harford said historically Government intervention had not delivered better prices.
NZ airline releases 'all-you-can-fly' tickets
A thousand tickets for three months of unlimited travel around New Zealand for $799.
Consumer brands giant Unilever becomes certified B-Corp
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App-based home-services firm NexDo gears up for offshore expansion
Sakshin Niranjan opens up about growing local business and making move across the ditch.
Beach Haven cliff collapse: Council v home owner
"You admitted that you engaged the contractor to remove the pine trees."
Upmarket boutique supermarket shuts down
Even with ethical shopping focus, and Covid design in mind, it still couldn't flourish.
Cecilia Robinson rejoins My Food Bag board amid 'deeply disappointing' share price
Meal kit company co-founder and former CEO returns.
Winton forms new $200m business with Australian lender
Apartment and townhouse development a focus in major metropolitan areas.
Revealed: Three true causes of our 20-year housing boom
Main driver of house prices in the past two decades? Global interest rate drops.
Landlord gives retail tenants $8.3m rent relief, net profit falls
But revenue and dividends rose.
Aussie baby goods retailer comes to New Zealand
Australia's largest baby retailer opens first of at least 10 planned New Zealand stores.
NZ's highest paid CEO: Fletcher boss takes home $6.58m
"We've achieved as a company. The buck stops here," says Fletcher boss.
Fletcher declares strong result, profit up 42%
Company was forecast to push up operating earnings by 12 per cent for year.
The cut of their Gib: What to expect from Fletcher Building's annual result
"We don't expect many surprises": Forsyth Barr analysts on Wednesday's result.
Beach Haven cliff collapse: Mystery of vanishing vegetation
On July 15 there was a slip beneath the recently built $2.25m property.
Estate agent stripped of licence, can't work for five years, fights back
No licence for five years - the severe penalty of having his licence cancelled
Toothpaste tablets and toothpaste in a jar? Kiwi firm's move to clean the dental space
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HomeGround wins top Property Council prize
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