271 complaints in six months: What irks retirement village residents most
Neighbours' behaviour, poor services, bad management and fees were among the complaints.
Neighbours' behaviour, poor services, bad management and fees were among the complaints.
Cheapies more sought after: Buyers fix attention on sub-$1m Auckland homes.
Wellington continues to experience the weakest performance in New Zealand.
New Zealand's retirement village and aged-care "model" was admired in Australia.
Mount Albert Grammar School had previously leased the farm for nearly a century.
"Once the bulldozers are there, this asset will be lost forever," vineyard founder says.
"Businesses need more stock than what they have traditionally held," says CEO.
Many civil servants work in two Wellington buildings named in the deal.
"Tenant's partner screaming and using foul language on multiple occasions."
"Weeks away from applying for resource consent" - Donnelly on Unitec housing.
Total assets rose significantly by $889m to reach $5bn: latest annual report.
"As per usual, the premium end of the market beats to its own drum" - Nick Goodall
Stores galore: From Timaru to Martinborough, Remuera to Taumarunui.
Patrick Noone puts a call out to NZ businesses.
From the sublime in solitaire diamond to the practical in giant toilet paper packs.
Resident had to move out when her husband was diagnosed with terminal cancer.
She couldn't afford weekly village fees and her husband's hospital-level care.
Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch have fewer cranes than in February.
Costco is due to open its doors on September 28, but needs two things to happen first.
Hi-tech lab and skybridge in major new R&D site.
REINZ data shows house prices falling $322 a day last month.
Questions about what appeared to be a mystery deal.
Ōtara is one of the NZ suburbs where home owners have owned their homes the longest.
"More stock has lessened the urgency to buy'" REINZ chief executive says.
'We've taken exactly the same approach to the apartments as we did to Westgate.'
The landlord left their belongings, including food, linen and a vehicle, at the property.
'It's disappointing for shareholders,' says Mark Lister of Craigs.
"Valuation has decreased from its peak towards the figure [it] sold at," say owners.
'I had insufficient funds to buy a new home' - woman planning to live in minor dwelling.
Prices plateaued in August, sales numbers remained low - Peter Thompson