Tenant attacked, left homeless after landlord chaos
Landlord kept coming over, inviting friends round, and turned power off to annoy tenants.
Landlord kept coming over, inviting friends round, and turned power off to annoy tenants.
Man rented out the basement of a property, despite having no consent from council.
Receivers issued reassurance saying deposits are held in trust accounts.
Seasonal staff are struggling to find accommodation as a booming winter approaches.
About 92,000 houses were forecast to sell this year, now it could be only 78,000.
A Tauranga mum and her three kids lived in a tent at their rental, but still paid rent.
Radius has seen a rise in profit while Metroglass made a loss.
Value for money? Critics say there's better uses for $30m worth of state homes.
"Pipeline of development opportunities one of the most exciting in the company's history".
Christopher Luxon says he would "immediately" axe Labour's tax on landlords.
Big jump in some price caps for aspiring first home owners - but prices vary nationwide.
Leasing inquiry strong for big new industrial estates at Mt Wellington and Onehunga.
Interest rates, costs could take toll on multibillion-dollar businesses.
"Most agents starting with us will be getting a pay rise" - Stephens
Teresa Tua said her home was cold, damp and difficult to heat.
Affordability, uncertainty and changing financial conditions cited as reasons.
In a clear display of neighbours at war, Sofitel and Marsden operate in the same hotel.
'What we're trying to do is to have some sort of a social element' - Sam Mishriki.
OPINION: Our editorial on problems taking a toll on the Government's popularity.
Industry leaders call on the Government to extend a $390m scheme to train apprentices.
The building stands on a leasehold site owned by Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Whai Rawa.
Where rents are rising the fastest.
Nic and Verity answer your sex and relationship questions.
Opinion: If interest rates rise further, larger house price falls are likely.
Oaks operates the Auckland and Queenstown buildings that have major leaks, fire defects.
'Decision will no doubt be a tough pill to swallow' says builder.
The cost of housing people in emergency motels has hit a record in Hawke's Bay.
Builder leaves huge project: buyer needed to take over and finish 85 units.
One of the tenants worked as a prostitute at the property, with men arriving at all hours
"We hope that the previous owners got some relief from our purchase" - Creemers