Commission claim on Sargeson Apartment sales surprises lawyer
One client was refunded a 10 per cent deposit after being asked for 8 per cent more
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Nelson agent fined $2500 for revealing sale price range
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Real estate agent misled buyer, late-night email cited
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Southern Hawk House takes four awards
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Toy importer slapped with $45k fine for selling unsafe Peppa Pig-style toys
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Real estate agent fined for selling house with illegal rooms
Siu or Sam Yeung sold Auckland house with illegal rooms
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$4.4b City Rail Link milestone: tunnel contract signed
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Repayment uncertain: Failed construction business owes creditor $23m
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$200m leaky building lawsuit: Litigants win latest round against James Hardie
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Property developers ditch plans for 68 new homes
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Apartment site being offloaded at half price
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NZ housing market at risk of crash: Bloomberg
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