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The situation is better than many had expected.
Augusta Capital result out: 'challenging' year for business
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'We could build light rail for under $1b' - tram specialist
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Andrew Little: Rent relief back 'under discussion'
Plan to offer rent relief for businesses in doubt after NZ First pulls support.
How one Kiwi company went from LA award-winner to receivership
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Stride Property forges into funds management
NZX company has $996.1m of properties throughout New Zealand.
Waiheke marina opponents lose High Court case
"Hundreds of thousands of dollars were raised in a tiny community to fight this."
NZ's biggest private hospital wins first step in controversial expansion plan
"We have been working on plans to expand Brightside Hospital for several years."
Milford beachfront residents put rocks on the beach to fix seawall
"The current position of the rocks is temporary" - Ruth Jackson
Landlord feared Covid-19 infection after tenant allegedly spat on him
But tenant Ritesh Prasad says landlord lied and worries where his family will now live.
Kiwis rushing to holiday hot spots, but how long will it last?
"Everybody has broken out from their homes, they've got cabin fever."
House sales plunge, prices stay high: NZ's volatile property market revealed
Housing market is exceeding expectations but volatility is creeping in, reports Reinz.
Liam Dann: Death of the office? Let's hope not
Office life has been much maligned but provides a great environment for creative thinking.
AMP's CBD exit: Will more Kiwis work from home or return to the office?
Precinct Properties boss Scott Pritchard plays down likelihood of mass exodus from CBD.
No vacancy: Aucklanders flock to Waiheke Island post-lockdown
More than 80 Waiheke holiday rentals have booked out within days thanks to new promotion.
New Zealand's most expensive apartments sell in Mission Bay
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$35m bill to fix apartment block
A court case is under way against the Auckland Council to recover $35m in repairs.
How Korean spiritual leader reacted after ministers banned deals
Seung Heun Lee, who has bought multi-million dollar properties, is vowing to continue.
US billionaire backs new multi-million NZ project
A 100-seat restaurant and barrel hall part of the big new venture.
How pandemic hit house-building consents
2168 new homes consented in April, lowest for a month in nine years
Receivers forecast shortfall on $64.8m loans with failed company
Not all loans will be recovered.
Ngāti Whātua changes plans at first free-market housing subdivision
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'Appetite for change': What the Rotorua CBD needs to rejuvenate
"We need to build a city for our mokopuna ... rather than the one we are attached to."