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One single mum says she had a panic attack after seeing her new rates bill.
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Focus: House prices see biggest falls in 14 years
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Ministers react to ComCom report on building prices scandal
Live stream of watchdog's investigation into the building sector.
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How loud will the watchdog bark? Are we being ripped off for house-building materials?
$100m Gulf Harbour waterfront housing estate planned
The site is one of the last remaining large waterfront plots of its kind.
'Dented confidence': House value drops the sharpest in 14 years
"Housing affordability remains significantly stretched despite values falling."
Bankruptcy case against Bella Vista developer halted as he plans defamation suit
Danny Cancian owes more than $1 million to Carters.
Nation of debt: Housing debt jumps 7pc - can we afford it?
Keeping unemployment low will be key to servicing the debt, economists say.
July house sales hit 22-year low
Rural and lifestyle sectors managed to duck downward pressure.
New housing consents stay high but confidence falls
'Clear warning signs of immense pressure': Builders desperate for staff.
Luxury townhouse prices slashed by $350k as developers rush to finish projects
Agent David Findlay estimates only one in three developers getting projects off ground.
Rehearing sought in tenancy dispute over front yard cabin
Woman ordered to move cabin from the lawn of her rented home is challenging the decision.
$400m Queen St apartments: Design experts want changes to improve elegance
A site beside the famous and troubled theatre would become a 43-level tower.
Shareholder challenges Ryman board, plans FMA complaint
Dispute about what was listed as completed and whether that was true.
Sneak peek: Auckland Airport's $200m retail outlet centre
More than 100 stores will sell fashion, athletic/leisure items and homeware brands.
Westhaven's Pier 21 sold: Owner tells of plans
"We're really pleased. It's a nice corner of the Wynyard Quarter"
Coromandel retirement village residents face 47% fee rise
Fee rise met with negative feedback.
Top 10 house builders in Canterbury named
Rapid rise of new homes across the region, earthquake rebuild in full swing.
Building company collapse: Bride, groom forced to swap dream build for shed
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Gib crisis: Is housing minister's taskforce making progress?
Taskforce established to investigate ways to resolve the plasterboard shortage.
Who wants $55.7m from failed Ormiston housing developer?
All up, 34 creditors claim from business involved in a 122-property project.
Ormiston housing project owes $55.7m: Developer blames vandalism, Covid, building costs
Creditors claim big-time as $85m Onehunga projects await buyers.
'Swiftest rise in a decade' as cost of building a new home soars
Steep surge in costs with no relenting anticipated for the rest of the year.
Family feud: Son dupes parents in property purchase
The couple took their son to court after learning their home wasn't really theirs.
Auckland area's 41 best new, refurbished buildings
All up, architects won prizes for 41 area projects - the work was seen as outstanding.
New study reveals NZ retirement village numbers and trends
The sector continues to see expansion.
Housing downturn sees retirement village stocks slump
"As silly as it was going high, it's just as silly going low," says RVA president.
Rodents crept in via holes: Auckland tenant victory
Whether the rodents were rats or mice was not specified.
Kāinga Ora yet to issue three strikes against bad tenants
The housing provider, however, says it has relocated 62 disruptive tenants this year.
Up to our eyeballs in homes for sale; house prices rise, new data shows
Buyers more cautious, vendors want best prices.
Auckland City Mission takes over 60-room hotel off K Road
Stiff opposition from residents, businesses concerned about anti-social behaviour.
$50b apartment sector reformed: What you need to know
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