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"Change that is long overdue and I am a landlord."
Retirement giant clocks 31% quarterly sales boost
Illness or death of residents not main reason for strong trade
Tenancy law change 'too hard': Landlord's threat to keep homes empty
Empty rentals preferable to 'being stuck with tenant from hell', says property specialist.
Six reasons why private helicopter flights are booming: Heletranz
Customers have flocked to the Albany base, post-lockdown
Ex-shelf stacker tipped to buy giant NZ supermarket
Tipped deal for about $50m - NZ's largest supermarket sale
The big law changes looming for tenants and landlords
Tenancies will only be able to be ended with specific, lawful reasons from next month.
Booming Auckland property market breaks another record, sales double
December was the sixth straight month to see 1000 homes sold.
The $3 million apartments attracting North Shore residents
"Highest price achieved so far is $3m" - Campbell Barbour
New stark prediction on house prices for 2021
National house price growth of 13-16 per cent picked in next few months.
Businesses still including unfair terms in their general contracts
A study reveals potentially unfair terms are relatively common in standard form contracts.
Leading questions: John Dakin - getting goods here 'a pinch point'
Forget trying to make any predictions about 2021, says John Dakin.
City's biggest office-apartment conversion: The CAB
Every floor in historic Civic Administration Building is being torn up and replaced.
What luxury lodge did in national lockdown: Wharekauhau
Big changes meant no job loss and more staff have since been hired.
Leading questions: What Kiwi Property boss expects of 2021
'So as long as the sun is shining and there are no Zoom calls, I'll be happy'.
Local Focus: V8 Trike Tours to make up lost ground in Rotorua
'Cruise ship operation was 80 per cent of our income'. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Migrant exploitation: Papatoetoe bottle store must pay worker $28k
Migrant worker in store up to 12 hours daily, six days a week was not paid in full.
Covid hotel wants $270,000 from failed restaurant
Owners say sales took a dive from a few thousands of dollars a day to $16 a day.
Only two units left in 90-unit Wynyard project
But buyers won't be moving in before Christmas.
Housing spending rises $12b, Kiwis splurge $60.8b in just 11 months
Aucklanders splurged even more, with spending up 40% to $29.2 billion.
PFI's $54.4m Māngere deal lapses, pandemic blamed
$39m for the 2.8ha site with four buildings.
Liquidators reveal creditors of insolvent childcare business
Liquidator's initial report reveals the string of 'known creditors'.
Vital buys half-hectare Melbourne site for A$350m project
Site beside trust's Epworth Eastern Hospital
John Key to buy into $750m Gibbston Valley golf resort
The proposal is for a 9-hole golf course, 180 visitor-accommodation places and 120 homes.
Executive exodus: Why are top Kiwi CEOs heading for the door?
Are our CEOs paid too much in New Zealand?
Licences cancelled: Eleven Auckland daycare centre companies liquidated
'Cancelling licenses not a decision made lightly' - Ministry of Education.
Sales downgrade knocks $2b from A2 Milk's market cap
The company took a big knife to its first half and full year 2021 sales forecasts.
Mowbray billionaires call in lawyers over leaky building repairs
Mowbrays threaten litigation against fellow apartment owners.
NZ's largest retirement business repaying $14.2m wage subsidy
This move follows three other retirement villages.
Retirement village owner to repay $8.6m wage subsidy
Outgoing chairman Rob Campbell said the time was right to return the money.
Bad timing: 2871 new Auckland CBD students units offered, planned
Twin-block planned when international students were plentiful.
500 building projects impacted due to Covid, minister told
Building and construction is New Zealand's fourth-largest employer.
'Paradise lost' – residents rage as giant firm plans huge Auckland housing village
Fletcher Building buys huge tract of farmland for housing. But locals aren't impressed.