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Two landlords convicted for repeat breaches of tenancy laws but can't be banned
The penalty was reserved for "incorrigible" landlords, a lawyer said.
The penalty was reserved for "incorrigible" landlords, a lawyer said.
When it comes to the property sector, inflation varies from low to eye-watering
Taxpayers are in the gun twice: first for the wage subsidies, then for the unpaid taxes.
It plans a much larger scheme for the land but even its tree-planting is ruled illegal
When did the market turn? Late 2021, according to Westpac.
If you're dreading your next rates bill, take a look at what rich Aucklanders are paying.
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Warehouse Group, Food and Grocery Council, Consumer NZ cite duopoly strangling land.
Tens of millions being distributed as well as housing, education, career help.
Westmere scheme draws many questions from senior council planner.
Fashion designer/businesswoman triumphs, barring neighbour from property.
Construction chief launches new Auckland train station-oriented apartment business.
6600+ older people live in around 36 "resort-style" villages owned by the company
'The delays and challenges were underestimated.'
Owner/developer claimed $1.02m damages initially but won only around half that.
Analysts estimated Covid could have a $7m impact on the full-year result.
The TLC site is beside Kāinga Ora's Tonar St site where the builder failed last year.
Winner was also a member of the creative team behind the Venice Biennale.
Taylor upbeat about the second half, projects full-year ebit of $750m
"Many point to access to finance" - Jen Baird on agents saying why the market fell.
Analysts are relatively upbeat about what could be announced next week.
"I was a hippy surfer from Tauranga".
Old Stella Maris building demolished to make way for huge new wing.
Sorted Logistics and Cardinal Logistics go big at Drury.
"It's a little overdone. Enough's enough," says Sydney-based boss on NZ lockdowns.
Timber prices and building consents push costs at the fastest pace in four years.
Importance of whenua acknowledge in accounts.
What can we learn from his choice of properties, where and what he's buying?
Might it be that the next set of data takes us to a new hallmark figure?