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Potholed Auckland tennis court sells for $2.2 million
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Blacklisted tenants: Privacy Commissioner launches probe
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After a year of backlash, the university has finally offloaded its troubled mansion.
NZ's biggest new philanthropic social house scheme completed
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$452 million, 21-level project to rise in Auckland CBD
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Precinct reignites $200m-plus 1 Queen St plans
$298m plans revised: new scheme more in line with changed market conditions.
Project Auckland: What future for offices in times of pandemic?
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'The current boom has, in one sense, already passed its peak' - Dominick Stephens.
Property Brokers gets anti-money laundering warning
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Home loan deposits shoot up $41k in one year - OneRoof report
Home buyers needed to have somehow saved almost $50,000 more than a year ago to buy.
Family sell house for $980,000, but cannot afford to buy new Auckland home
George and Lee just made a big sale, yet still can't afford suitable home in Auckland.
Business Insider: Air NZ looks at options for Auckland HQ amid sub-letting deal
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Steel & Tube makes profit, resumes dividends
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Precinct increases profit 213% after $148m valuation lifts
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Vital pushes up interim profit 60%
Australasian healthcare real estate business outperforms benchmarks.
Nido receiver's behind-scenes negotiations - but not with Ikea
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NZ's biggest mall owner: Newmarket boost but annual loss
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Susan St John: Housing and the art of the possible
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Summerset spent more in pandemic but revaluations strong
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