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Highest number of properties sold in June in four years
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Retirement village dispute deadlock 'unfortunate' - state chief
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Metlifecare takeover suddenly back on at $1.27b
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NZ's top-paid CEO under quarantine in Rotorua
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Auckland house prices defy forecasts, grow $6000 in a month
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Sir Ron Brierley selling Orams Marine stake pre-America's Cup
This comes as the businessman faces criminal charges in Australia.
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Auckland Unitary Plan blamed for dark, windy, shaded 'gully'
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ASB customers demand branches reopen, bank defends
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Homes left unfinished as builder goes under
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Real estate agent 'did not act honestly': fined $6000, censured
No appeal planned "even though we'd have a good chance", says director.
NZ's biggest corporate shift starts next month
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The six new Auckland CBD hotels opening at worst time
'It's not disastrous but timing is unfortunate' - Dean Humphries, Colliers.
'Half of Aucklanders rent' - Kiwi Property's big apartment plans
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One-star: Internet trolls attack Auckland businesses with fake reviews
Trolls have been targeting the Google rating of Auckland businesses with fake reviews.
Augusta Capital result out: 'challenging' year for business
Manager of $1.83b properties declares year-end loss
Rod Duke causes stir in community with boat ramp
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Guerrilla leasing on 'ghost shop': Business acts against landlord
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