Landlord vs tenants: The meth and the alleged brothel
Tauranga tenants deny running brothel, but were fined for unlawful meth use.
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Why Auckland mother won $13k from her landlords
Tenant with a child aged under two listed 22 separate issues with Henderson house.
Ryman co-founder John Ryder expands village chain with $750m plans
Qestral says its expansion is partly due to Government funding constraints.
Auckland realtor loses fight to keep licence after sleeping in house up for sale
Lessons for agents from agent caught sleeping at house Bayleys was selling.
23 new Takapuna apartments up for sale after administrator takes over
23 Sargeson units for sale as one lot or individually - administrator moves
Agent Don Ha loses two appeals after double-commission fight
Ha before authority, tribunal, High Court: loses all three rounds
Metlifecare net profit falls 68%, revenue up 14%
Listed retirement business Metlifecare has released its result.
Rental shake-up: Will owners have to endure bad tenants?
COMMENT: The Government's review of tenancy laws may remove 90-day eviction provision.
Revealed: The epicentre of the property boom and slowdown
New Zealand's most expensive suburb was at the heart of rapid house price increases.
Hong Kong 'no longer the same': Kiwis consider coming home
It's not just Barfoot's clients either: agents and their friends are drawn here too.
Cat-astrophe: Feline loving couple with 20 moggies booted from rental
The tenant's felines caused thousands of dollars damage to carpets and curtains.
Can Metlifecare evict west Aucklander?
Sandra Williams won two of three disputes with Metlifecare
Luxury penthouse seller paid $7m, not budging on $11m asking price
It has an Auckland Council rating value of $8.1m, but the owner says $11m minimum.
American selling $8.1m Auckland penthouse
American who intends to stay in NZ selling L29 penthouse apartment.
Costco and much more: What's next for mega-mall
Big milestones ahead for Auckland's newest town centre.
Precinct Properties boosts underlying profit, tweaks dividend policy
Listed landlord Precinct Properties posts its result on the NZX.
From state housing to homebuyer: Auckland family's journey
The Lauina family get the keys today to their new home.
Queenstown area monster deal could be in $100m range
9ha of land near Queenstown could be the area's top real estate deals.
SkyCity profit down 14 per cent, convention centre progress 'slow'
SkyCity's result is out.
Summerset half-year profit drops 4%
The business has 28 villages either finished or planned.
'It's heartbreaking': One of Auckland's oldest villas could be bowled
Plans to bulldoze a much-loved villa has a community angry at more loss of character.
Foreign buyers sell off NZ homes in droves, push house prices down
Foreign buyers are selling more properties than they are buying in New Zealand.
Auckland house prices sliding amid fears of a fall in first-home buyers
Auckland house prices are now on a run of 17 months of near consecutive price drops.
Student who lost $60k home deposit starts Givealittle
The student bought a apartment via her mother, but now can't afford to pay.
Auckland property developer says he's proof that KiwiBuild works
"It's been built in just nine months and its proves KiwiBuild works" - Shane Brealey
'The agent was my mum': Student loses $60k deposit
"She did not warn me whatsoever about the difficulties" - daughter on agent mum.
OneRoof: If Covid-19 stays controlled, property 'out of the danger zone'
The property market seems to be out of the "danger zone", as long as New Zealand can keep a second wave of Covid-19 at bay. That's the analysis from economist Tony Alexander, while taking part in the OneRoof Property Panel.
Deposit lost: First-home buyer's $60k 'hard lesson'
The developer says the contract was clear in specifying the details of the sale.
Landlord claimed tenant 'smuggled' 10 tonne rock onto property
Landlord was seeking $3510 to break up the rock.
Rise of the first-home buyers: The new market hotspots
Newcomers to property market increasingly compete with investors.
Locals rage against $1b Takapuna tower plan
Transit-oriented development planned for Smales Farm's greenfields sites.
Commission claim on Sargeson Apartment sales surprises lawyer
One client was refunded a 10 per cent deposit after being asked for 8 per cent more
Auckland building consents hit record in year to June
The building sector remains inundated with work.
Retirement villages promise to clean up 'complicated' contracts
Concerns remain about how long the changes might take.