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Industry leaders call on the Government to extend a $390m scheme to train apprentices.
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The wording of the ad sparked a backlash, but agent says vendor and family fully on board.
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Novotel prepares for tourists; Pullman interior fit-out contract awarded.
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The nearly-finished warehouse is out to challenge our supermarket duopoly.
244-room Auckland hotel hits market
The building stands on a leasehold site owned by Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Whai Rawa.
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Media being invited into new 1.4ha store at Westgate on Auckland's northwest fringes.
Inflation hits rents: New figures show how tenants are affected
Where rents are rising the fastest.
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Nic and Verity answer your sex and relationship questions.
Mortgage wars: How to beat the banks at their own game
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What we can learn from previous episodes of rising interest rates
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Ex-All Black's helipad plan: Report to look at effects on swimmers, birds
Ex-All Black Ali Williams and businesswoman Anna Mowbray want a helipad.
Is this the right time to buy? Shift to buyer market, prices drop 5 per cent
Agents say the property market has "dramatically" shifted in the buyers' favour.
Stalled $85m Onehunga apartments: Deposits being repaid to buyers
Purchasers who want out of the project will get 100 per cent of their deposits returned.
Could $120m+ Queenstown case top NZ's largest leaky claim?
Oaks operates the Auckland and Queenstown buildings that have major leaks, fire defects.
Builder aborting $85m Onehunga apartment job frets for buyers
'Decision will no doubt be a tough pill to swallow' says builder.
Waiwera's derelict and abandoned hot pools: New hope for a thriving future
Pools and a bottling plant were once owned by Russian Mikhail Khimich, who has died.
Builder leaves unfinished $85m Onehunga apartment scheme
Builder leaves huge project: buyer needed to take over and finish 85 units.
Foley Wines granted consent to buy Central Otago vineyard
Business expanding via developments in Central Otago, Wairarapa.
5000-home development rejected by Housing Minister for fast-track treatment
Winton Land has 1500 of 5000 homes consented: plans will proceed on smaller scale.
Services sector rebounds after Omicron outbreak
Economy to recover this quarter despite ongoing rough patches.
Tenants booted from beachfront home after one ran brothel, other spat on landlord
One of the tenants worked as a prostitute at the property, with men arriving at all hours
Billionaire Friedlanders buy leaky Auckland apartment block
"We hope that the previous owners got some relief from our purchase" - Creemers
Huge apartment law shake-up close to passing
After almost four years, a huge shake-up of apartment rules is close to passing.
Sloppy builders may be contributing to building inspection delays
Expert says NZ still has builders that are not at the appropriate standard.
Mortgagee sale wipes out equity of late fraud complainant
Mortgagee sale sees Browns Bay home at centre of SFO investigation go for less than RV.
Goodbye Gewürztraminer, hello sav blanc
"Operating model used to run the vineyard was clearly not sustainable" - Steven Murray.
Strewth: Pre-made Aussie bathrooms for Avondale state units
Where five state homes once stood, now 18 state apartments are on the Avondale site.
March house prices up but market cooling
'We're seeing the market moderate' - REI chief executive Jen Baird
'$350m office asset? We're out' - Asset Plus
Resource consented granted to add three levels to the office block - now sold.
The plight of landlords: Fewer buying homes, borrowing from banks
Landlords lose tax breaks gradually, on a descending scale.
Manager fined for evicting pregnant tenant to pay court costs
"They are specialist landlords. Ignorance of the law is not an excuse" - judge
Rental property heist: Tenant loaded two trucks with furniture
"Workers ... instructed by the tenant to remove the house contents" - tribunal decision.
Iwi-built home for whānau of 10 officially opened
The newly built home for a whānau of 10 was opened in Te Karaka near Gisborne.
Darcy Ungaro: My home, my castle - but what about an investment vehicle?
Many say it's not "valid" but consider the "low-cooked passive property-profit strategy".