New house consents rise fast
Consents for new townhouses, flats, and units growing fastest.
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Ribbon cut on new supermarket at Auckland's Wynard Quarter
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First tour of NZ's tallest apartment tower: The Pacifica
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First home buyers: Where to buy for under $400,000 in Rotorua
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Know your rights: Rules tenants must read before February's rental overhaul
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Vacant land sales soar as developers rush to cash in on housing demand
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Rental law overhaul: the 'minor' changes tenants will now be able to make to homes
List defines minor changes landlords cannot reasonably refuse within 21 days
'Offensive elitist edifice': Five-year Waiheke marina fight ramps up
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'Overlooked': Kiwi company's shares surge 300 per cent in 10 months
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"Change that is long overdue and I am a landlord."
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