Mt Eden residents decry 'demolition wasteland'
Stress, nuisance, noise, vibrations, dust, demolition, trucks - residents upset.
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Brand of Brothers: The $1b family business building Auckland
How Willis Bond and LT McGuinness are taking on Auckland.
Teen boasts of buying first rental - here's who helped him do it
While an impressive accomplishment, he needed a bit of help to pull it off.
Investor's art exhibition challenges Mt Eden 'nimbyism'
"I feel really very, very, sad that this project won't get off the ground." - Creemers
Kate Hawkesby: Good luck finding a flat and getting started in life
Comment: Finding a place to live is a 'crap shoot' where landlords call the shots.
NZ annual house values up 3.3%, Auckland up $46k in a month
Outlook somewhat uncertain due to next year's general election - Davidson.
House hunters warned: Change coming this Friday
Letter or email from bank or financier could be needed.
Organic vineyard on Waiheke up for mortgagee sale
The council values the property at $4.8m.
Tax crackdown coming for Airbnb owners
Inland Revenue has called on international tax partners to share Airbnb data.
Ngāti Whātua's Oneoneroa house project under way
Hapū progresses North Shore land plans for 350 new residences.
The 15 suburbs that dropped from Auckland's million-dollar housing club
The latest OneRoof Property report shows first-home buyers are driving city prices down.
Tenants to pay $2000 compo after installing huge pool at rental
Auckland couple ordered to pay landlord for damaging the lawn at rental property.
David Norman: Auckland housing affordability improving but more solutions needed
Comment: City has been making gains on housing shortage over the past four months.
Fletcher reveals profit expectations for coming year
Fletcher expects to post a profit despite the convention centre fire.
Made ill by 'swamp house': Family wins over $6000 in compo
The family would sleep together in the lounge in winter to keep warm.
Blind Foundation HQ to be levelled for retirement village
"This is the union of commercial and charitable interests" - Wilkinson.
Supermarket millionaires sell clifftop Mahurangi home
What price for sprawling seaside property where $14.7m was sought?
Arvida spending 'millions' upgrading Kerikeri road
A 17ha farm site is being developed at the end of the cul de sac on the outskirts of town.
A$103m tax court date against tallest NZ apartment developer
Purchasers of The Pacifica apartments have heard from Hengyi on court case
Silent killer: Mould danger for third of all Kiwi homes
Children sick from cold and damp houses go to hospital four times more often than others.
Mall wars: Albany gets $500m super-size, St Lukes five years away
What happened to St Lukes? "Newmarket," says Peter Allen, CEO Scentre Group.
Landlords v tenants: The law changes that could affect 1.5m people
Law change means much at stake in $171b rental sector, home to 1.5m tenants.
How a Metlifecare takeover could play out
Possible next steps outlined. Who's the potential bidder?
Vacating renter leaves behind 5 allegedly stolen TVs and 10 cats
A Southland renter left behind a collection of historical stolen goods, Tribunal says.
Editorial: Property rights in Government sights
Editorial: Balancing tenant security with landlord interests is a tightrope act.
Retirement business Arvida posts 47% jump in profit
The business posted a half-year profit of $45m.
Soper: Rental law changes won't make life easier for anyone
COMMENT: Of course there's imbalance when you own something and someone rents it from you.
Winners and losers in tenancy overhaul
How will tenancy law change if next year's overhaul goes ahead? Before and after.
Tenant served eviction notice over outdoor bathtub
The stress of two eviction orders "did me in emotionally".
Developer of NZ's second tallest building has Australian assets frozen
The developer of the 57-level Pacifica apartment tower has had assets frozen.
Analyst ranks NZX-listed property stocks, finds clear winner
Jarden analysed the listed real estate sector.
Tenants' rights: Landlords fume over new Govt plans
Landlords will have to go to the Tenancy Tribunal to get rid of anti-social tenants.
Law to make eviction of tenants harder
Govt is to set new rules around evictions for anti-social behaviour and rent arrears.
Auckland apartments ban under-55-year-olds
But a government watchdog has cautioned buyers to beware of what they are purchasing.