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Private equity to sell down My Food Bag shares in $342m IPO
Meal kit company plans to sell up to 185 million shares.
Big corporate wants to sub-let half its office space
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New Auckland house finished, sold - without water
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$250m gamble: Mansons building office block without tenants
Companies want new premises to attract workers back to the the office, says developer.
Lawyer to landlords: Beware from this week when new law comes in
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Precinct Properties' $177m Auckland tower deal
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Tenants on blacklists: Landlords 'can post anything they like'
Such blacklists lack transparency and could unfairly keep tenants out - Penny Arthur.
Landlords on tenant blacklist: Owners' response to Privacy Commissioner
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New house consents rise fast
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Air New Zealand re-opens Wellington regional lounge
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Auckland's biggest realtor releases January data
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Survey: SMEs say it is getting harder to access finance
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NZ's biggest builder wins consent for vast housing project
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Consumer NZ critical of retirement village regulations
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Waiheke wonder businesses: How they're thriving in the age of Covid
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National attacks Government tenancy law reform
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