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From selling socks in high school to buying three homes by 22
Christchurch investor Logan Freeman's sock start-up landed him his first home deposit.
$65m Remuera apartment project planned
Clonbern Garden is seeking buyers to pay deposits.
Massive 191-room hotel planned for Auckland CBD
Two new hotels opposite NZICC, another new one nearby
'Cold house' and pregnant mum: Do doctors' certificates matter?
Tenancy Tribunal dismisses doctor's warning over "damp" house for pregnant mum.
Four-year battle to get $190m building project on level ground
Building work underway, Nelson valley "flattened".
'Totally insensitive': CBD apartment's 'no homeless men' ad slammed
The ad uses the lack of "homeless people" and "housing NZ folks" as selling points.
The Auckland suburb with the most cinema theatre seats
The suburb will have three large multiplex theatres within a few blocks of each other.
End of the line: Which Auckland train line is best for a home-buyer?
New data unveils Goldilocks zone where houses are not too far away and not too expensive.
Vital Healthcare boss: $240m of work on - and still worried about his Grey Lynn villa do-up
New Vital chief quakes at villa restoration.
Trust obsession: Massive 325,000 NZ properties in trust ownership
Why are trusts involved in so many New Zealand properties?
NZ's first golf course retirement village under construction: $180m project
It couldn't be easier for retirees to squeeze in a game of golf.
Two ex-Waitākere City Council buildings sold
"Sale of the decade" sees Henderson deal struck to quit two council blocks.
Five things to know about the housing market in 2020
Will prices rise and which way are interest rates headed? Our experts give their take.
How I owned three homes by 25 - without a cent from the Bank of Mum and Dad
Riyaan Mohamed washed dishes when he was 18. Now he owns three investment properties.
MediaWorks sells off its building - what next for troubled broadcaster?
What does the sale mean for the future of this national television and radio network?
MediaWorks' NZ HQ sold for $26m
$26m deal due to settle on April 1 for MediaWorks NZ HQ sale
Owner of defective apartment left $23m short after contractor folds
Victopia owners won $53m to fix apartments - but only got $30m.
SkyCity fire: Demolition work about to start
Fletcher may uncover more damage than expected as demolition advances, says expert.
NZ house-building hits highest mark since 1974
The great boom of the mid-1970s was the last time we saw houses spring up so fast.
Wealthy Kiwis at war: Who wins when families feud?
Who wins when multimillionaire families feud?
Tenants warned after Christchurch owners bring $21,000 case
"Extremely difficult for these poor landlords to get back the money" - Andrew King
Leading questions: Leonie Freeman on election year, plastic bags and honey
Leonie Freeman doesn't anticipate any issues in switching off during the break.
Barfoot real estate sales hit four-year high
Peter Thompson said last month was particularly strong for sales volumes.
New push to reform $50 billion apartment sector
National MPs have long called for the changes with signatures on petition growing.
Bouncing back: Auckland house prices make biggest jump in two years
House price resurgence gains speed as pundits tip further rises this year.
Multi-millionaire investor's tips to buying a rental
Investor Graeme Fowler is worth the equivalent of a Lotto win. Here are his tips.
'Undrinkable, contaminated': Office rental with dirty water running from taps
A business owner says her staff have had to boil the tap water in upmarket rental.
NZ golf courses feature on world's top 100 list
Fourth biennial ranking of the world's top courses features six in New Zealand
IKEA rival Nido opening delayed
New Zealand's largest furniture store due to open soon in Henderson.
Leading questions: Joan Withers on life, career and 2020
"My bank smock was very short and I wore false eyelashes most days."
Holocaust survivor gets second New Year's honour
"Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it."
Leading questions: Scott Pritchard on $500m of development
His first job was as a milk boy and he despises gardening but loves development.