Gulf Harbour golf course 'parcel' can be developed: Councillor
'Widespread community opposition to any attempt to develop the golf course' - John Watson
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$6.5m in unpaid rates owed to Western Bay of Plenty council
The council says a significant portion of unpaid rates is related to Māori freehold land.
Cats banned at 150-lot gated beachfront North Shore enclave
Rules include a ban on cat ownership and tight dog controls.
Auckland house prices: Find out your suburb's likely valuation
Auckland Council will reveal its council valuations in October. Get an early peek here.
Car collector at wheel for Summerset
"If I'm not here at Summerset, I'll be at a race track somewhere in New Zealand."
Man accused of doctoring report to sell own house now top agent
The man could be jailed for up to 10 years if convicted.
Trade Me given clearance to buy homes.co.nz
NZME's OneRoof cited as example of competition in allowing deal to go ahead.
Global building material importer quits NZ, 45 jobs to go
USG Boral said it can't succeed here.
Hamish Rutherford: The problem of an overheating economy
OPINION: A hot labour market may seem a good thing, but problems may lie ahead.
Nido mortgagee sale: First good news for investors?
'This is as good an outcome as anyone could expect in the circumstances' - says lender.
Landlord tax exemption: 80 Auckland pre-sales in a day
"There's no way we will be cancelling this project" - Tung Wei Ling.
'Way too many hoops': First Home Grants fall short
First home buyers' scheme heading for the lowest number of grants ever paid out.
Claire Breen: The benefit of recognising housing as a human right
Opinion: When everyone is entitled to housing, governments may be held to account.
Rod Drury plans bunker-style partly-sunken southern home
'Shelter, privacy and visual screening' are aspects cited in the application.
Auckland's wealthy suburbs dodging development 'burden' - councillor
'It is time to look at urban development in more equitable terms,' Daniel Newman says.
'Flabbergasted': $4.3m for two-bedroom Auckland house
The house had a CV of $2.075m. It sold for more than $4.2m.
Response to housing crisis should mirror massive post-war effort - economist
'I think we need to have that moment of crisis and solution again.'
Dawn karakia opens new 2degrees headquarters
Tangata whenua sang He Honere, manuhiri sang back Te Aroha.
Housing crisis 'a breach of human rights'
Successive governments have failed NZers, says Human Rights Commissioner Paul Hunt.
'Ghost houses' increasing - why are 40,000 homes lying vacant in Auckland?
40,000 Auckland homes sat vacant last Census - equivalent to all the homes in Lower Hutt.
Property developer buys top Auckland championship golf course
Golf club coy on new owner's plans for the prime peninsula site.
Business Hub: Paul Majurey: lawyer, maunga boss, lead negotiator for 12 iwi
"It's about trying to restore your culture, language, your very being, your self-esteem."
Waiheke marina battle: Developer reveals lessons learned as work resumes
'We're very happy to have the protests which is the right of every Kiwi.'
From shelf-stacker to buying giant Auckland supermarket
'I left school at 16 and didn't know what I was going to do.'
Editorial: Property prices ease - what's next?
EDITORIAL: Headwinds face the property market and these may accelerate the slowdown.
Building consents in Christchurch up 12%
However, residential property listings continue to remain low in the Garden City.
Police arrest 14 at Pūtiki Bay; marina protesters call for reinforcements
'We are low in numbers so please come out to support!' - Protect Pūtiki
Rates jump by more than 10 per cent for some as land values soar
Land values rose by about 25 per cent in Marlborough between 2017 and 2020.
Housing land sale gets investment commission approval
Purchasers are NZX-listed with interest in Hawke's Bay since 2004.
National accuses Govt of 'pumped-up' housing numbers
Only half of the 'new' public housing supply added by the Government is actually new.
Retirement village boss hits out at residents' call for change
'The arbiter of all this will not be you, me or the Government. It will be the residents.'
Retirement village residents air grievances
Inherant power imbalance between wealthy owner/operators and residents,
Comment | What Covid-19 has taught me about the housing crisis in New Zealand
Covid-19 has shown us that we can do hard things when they're needed. So why don't we?
Nine extraordinary new homes: The best of the year revealed
Judges visiting all 52 shortlisted entries next month for November winners announcement.