House prices 'back at 2007 levels'
Auckland property has now recovered all the losses experienced over the past two years, says real estate company Barfoot & Thompson.
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Fletcher loses out as hotel firm fails
The company behind Wellington's $100 million Holiday Inn has collapsed.
Rival bid tipped for Hanover assets
A well known and "trusted" company is likely to offer Hanover and United investors a rival offer to Allied Farmers' proposal, a source says.
Mark Hotchin's $30m jewel
While hurting Hanover investors struggle with the loss of millions, the company's owners continue to splurge on upmarket properties.
'Experts' have worked for Hanover
Hanover investors will have to make a decision whether to approve the company's proposed debt-for-equity swap with Allied Farmers.
Scepticism over Hanover-Allied deal
The $400 million deal by Allied Farmers to buy assets from Hanover Finance has been greeted with scepticism.
Hanover deal tipped to benefit owners
Hanover owners Eric Watson and Mark Hotchin are tipped to come off well from a proposed deal to bail out investors.
Allied confirms deal with Hanover
Allied Farmers has signed an agreement with Hanover Finance and its subsidiary United Finance worth approximately $400 million.
Hope yet for some Hanover projects
Hanover Finance says some of its property investments are showing signs of life.
Economists predict end to property tax perks
Some tightening of tax rules surrounding property is inevitable, ANZ economists say.
Confidence in housing stays high, says ASB survey
New Zealanders are still optimistic about the state of the housing market, according to an ASB survey.