Agent Don Ha loses two appeals after double-commission fight
Ha before authority, tribunal, High Court: loses all three rounds
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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.
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.
Tenant had to sleep in hallway after landlord failed to provide keys
An Auckland landlord has been ordered to pay compensation for the emotional harm caused.
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
Woman stopped paying rent to her jailed ex. He fought from prison to evict her
The man tried to take his ex to the Tenancy Tribunal after she stopped paying rent.
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.
Interactive: Auckland rentals more expensive in South and North, cheaper in East
New rentals are more expensive in South Auckland and the North Shore.
From state housing to homebuyer: Auckland family's journey
The Lauina family get the keys today to their new home.
Nappies, rubbish and drug use: Rental abandoned in 'atrocious' state
Auckland landlord says his tenants left property in an appalling condition.
Queenstown area monster deal could be in $100m range
9ha of land near Queenstown could be the area's top real estate deals.
Unpaid rent row: Landlords fined $6000 for seizing tenant's property
Landlords seized her property and threatened to give it away to Salvation Army.
Half of all Auckland first-home buyers burdened with huge debts
Home buyers are taking on home loans five times greater than their yearly incomes.
Summerset half-year profit drops 4%
The business has 28 villages either finished or planned.
The new hottest place to buy - it might surprise you
Home values in the town of 6900 people have jumped 125 per cent over the past 10 years.
Students not worried about retaliation after Tribunal insulation case
The group are often so cold in their own living room they can see their breath.
Insulation disputes: Tenants win first nine cases
Tenants made 100 complaints about insulation in July after rules came into force.
$1500 fine: First landlords busted for breaching new insulation laws
The first landlords to breach the new insulation laws have been pinged.
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
Mind your manors: Prices drop in Auckland's wealthy suburbs
House prices are down in super rich playgrounds Remuera, Mission Bay and Parnell.
'The agent was my mum': Student loses $60k deposit
"She did not warn me whatsoever about the difficulties" - daughter on agent mum.
Focus Live Earlier: A student says her real estate agent mother convinced her to buy an apartment she couldn’t afford
Focus Live Earlier: A student says her real estate agent mother convinced her to buy an apartment she couldn’t afford.
Landlord claimed tenant 'smuggled' 10 tonne rock onto property
Landlord was seeking $3510 to break up the rock.
The dog ate my insulation: tenant fined after pet dog damages rental
A Palmerston North tenant must pay up after their dog tore out their rental's insulation.
12,000 Kiwis waiting for a roof over their head
Govt has smashed its targets for state housing. But the queue for them just keeps growing.
100 landlords busted for uninsulated homes
Up to 100,000 rentals are still not insulated, and tenants are taking the issue to court.
Editorial: Like them or not - 'twin key' apartments simply meeting a need
We say: Tiny studios will be ultimately be measured by those who choose to live in them.
Mould and damp: Tenants evicted after complaining
"The walls are wet and there is mould on the roof, windows and in the wall paper."
Auckland building consents hit record in year to June
The building sector remains inundated with work.