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Jan property sales best in four years - Barfoots
Auckland real estate agent Barfoot and Thompson has reported the strongest January sales in four years, with 683 sales - a jump of 21pc from last year.
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Lowest building consents in 46 years - Stats NZ
There were fewer building consents granted for new dwellings last year than in any year since Statistics NZ started collecting the figures in 1965.
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Auckland house prices up 1pc in December
Auckland's average house price rose one per cent last month to $573,071, the second highest average sales price for the year.
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Kevin Podmore bankrupts himself over $20m personal guarantee
Kevin Podmore, former managing director of St Laurence has declared himself bankrupt.
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Inside Money: Just like Elvis, investing in Memphis
Local property investors it seems, are experiencing global dreams...
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Struggle to tackle property addiction
Major political parties' lack of policies to redress our love affair with housing has bred frustration in economic circles.
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Building consents up 17pc - units, quake homes approved
The number of new homes approved for construction in August was up 17 per cent, the second month of increases, with retirement units and earthquake-related replacement homes lifting the numbers, says Statistics New Zealand.