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SkyCity near year high on convention centre news
SkyCity Entertainment Group was trading near an annual high yesterday, even before its lucrative convention centre deal clearance.
SkyCity Entertainment Group was trading near an annual high yesterday, even before its lucrative convention centre deal clearance.
House prices and overall sales numbers eased last month but the property market remains much stronger than a year ago, according to figures out this morning.
More prisons will be turned into working prisons where all prisoners will be placed in a 40-hour week programme of work and rehabilitation, says John Key.
Auckland homeowners are being encouraged to sell their houses to wealthy Chinese investors in a television marketing push.
Prime Minister John Key has called Labour's KiwiBuild housing policy "dishonest".
House prices struck a new median price record of $389,000 last December, up 9.6 per cent on the same month in 2011, the Real Estate Institute of NZ says.
Renters could be in luck, as a turnaround in the market has seen a flood of listings and brought prices to a standstill.
Floating mortgage holders could save more than $700 million this year by switching to a two-year fixed rate, statistics show.
Self-described business coach Shane Wenzel has been sent to jail for three years for mortgage fraud.
Thinking of using KiwiSaver's first-home subsidy for an investment property?
A decision on plans for a 15-level brothel and hotel in Auckland's CBD will be out next month.
Rich Chinese are removing their money and assets from their own country and outbidding Aucklanders on houses, a worried real estate agent says.
Labour leader David Shearer has unveiled a new affordable housing policy to build 100,000 basic homes for first home buyers.
Prime Minister John Key said he didn't think prostitution law reform had worked in New Zealand.
Opponents of the Chow Brothers' resource consent say it could become New Zealand's first sex hotel and a drawcard for overseas and out-of-town sex buyers.