Egg-throwing in neighbours' right of way dispute
Cars, a trampoline, teddy bears, stones and eggs were used in the dispute between pair.
Cars, a trampoline, teddy bears, stones and eggs were used in the dispute between pair.
'We remain firm in our resolve to re-zone the entire Sunfield.' - Meehan
"Reserve land would be at risk of being washed away, so the public would be the loser."
'We have contracts conditional on approximately $3m of stock from Singapore': John Love.
"We don’t just move people around from project to project but let them put down roots."
Annual ground rent shot from $740,000 to $1.3m, which townhouse owners decried.
Today we launch this new regular feature, focusing on what's going on in property.
New business plans to develop 10,000 rental housing units nationally.
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Poor installation practices in Perth were cited including over-bending, poor lagging.
Doing 'repipes' on 11,817 homes for around A$60,000 each - BGC arrives at a big bill.
"We believe this is an Australia-wide issue and that WA is simply the tip of the iceberg."
New offer to break the impasse between resident lessees and board with 100 properties.
'We went to the USA, China and Europe but the Swedish model was the right model for us.'
It was a slow day for the market with light volumes traded.
Whiteware giant to leave East Tāmaki base for Penrose where around 1000 people will work.
It's been a year now since Precinct announced it was shortlisted as the buyer.
Disputes arose over payments during lockdown and a 39-lot subdivision.
Area is ear-marked for intensification as a metropolitan zone, hence the height.
From Monday this week, Safari began operating the hotel under its franchise arrangement.
Warnings for would-be buyers who renege.
The revival has riled some, who ask how it could carry on while in liquidation.
West Coast brothers part ways in business, but meet in court dispute.
Private investors are the single most active group, ahead of syndicates and foreigners.
Forecast of 7.1 per cent premium rise for 940,000 members in the 2024 year.
'There’s not enough time to say all that needs to be said about Marsh.'
Slowing pipelines of work in residential sector blamed for the decrease in skyline giants.
Tenant-favoured policies could swing more back towards landlords: details outlined here.
Two transactions challenge views that the market is quiet: both were in South Auckland.
The project isn't due to be finished until late next year.