$69m shortfall from The International apartment project
Inland Revenue, Auckland Council, Watercare, and real estate agents are owed millions.
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Some blocks "beyond economic repair, leaving owners in an awful financial position".
Nido homeware store failure: Investors sounded out for more funds
Critics say investment scheme should be licensed.
$300m Bayswater Marina housing project launches revised plan
'We have listened hard to the community and its desires for the land', says Marina owner.
Auckland Council limits house inspection bookings after developers 'nightmare'
He booked 66 inspections but cancelled 34 - Jeff Fahrensohn on Lynfield developer.
Auckland house sales shatter firm's record for prices, properties sold
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Auckland's Chief Post Office re-opens after four years
Machinery was specially modified to be used under the CPO.
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133% ground rent shock for Auckland apartment owner
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Painter sacked in first week wins $12,500 compensation
He was awarded compensation and lost wages, after just four-and-a-half days into the job.
Teenage contractor employed his first staff at the age of 12
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Chinese company fined for illegal Auckland purchase
Chinese business allegedly did not seek OIO approval before buying $7.4m in properties.
Business Hub: The man heading $4.4b CRL project
'CRL is a mega project in a world sense'.
Closed borders push crane numbers down 8pc on record
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Vendors told $1.45m, buyers told $1.1m: Agent guilty
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Auckland real estate agent suspended for misconduct
Agent 'should have been alert to the dishonesty of the Greenhithe/Royal Oak deals'.
Tenders close on $50m Halfway Bay Station
It's now a case of the owners wading through the offers.
Kiwi small business growth below Asia-Pacific average - survey
Of 11 markets surveyed, New Zealand firms ranked poorly on economic performance.
Australian, Middle Eastern owners sell Precinct Properties' management for $215m
Sydney and Abu Dhabi businesses to terminate management contract.
New Foodstuffs distribution centre - enough toilet paper for 100 supermarkets
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$500m-$1b more tax: How much new rental property rules could bring in
ASB has crunched the numbers on the Government's new housing policy.
British tax change 'nowhere near as severe' as here: landlord
'Tax system favours debt-driven residential property investment' - David Parker.
Toeing the bright-line: IRD reveals number of house sales in its sights
Rental properties sold within the last four years will fall under bright-line regime.
Kiwi Property valuations up $100m
Vaccinations cited as one of the reasons for more positivity.
12-house landlord reveals plan to combat rental property tax changes
12-house landlord can reduce $16,000 per year tax bill to almost zero dollars.
Concerns Government housing policy could increase rents
There are concerns that the changes do not address the plight of renters.
Q&A: New Government housing policy explained
Key changes of today's policy changes explained.
'Bizarre, crazy': Landlords shocked at Government's housing plans
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NZ's biggest warehouse opens: Foodstuffs North Island's distribution centre
Facility the size of eight rugby fields to supply more than 100 North Island supermarkets.
Editorial: Carrot and stick options for the housing market
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