South Auckland boundary blunder: Homeowner not to blame - expert
Deepak Lal just wants someone to step up and take responsibility for the costly mistake.
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Oceania Healthcare turns loss into big profit
Sales volumes rose 26 per cent in the latest year.
CEO quitting NZ's biggest listed retirement village owner
More time with family and pursuing other business ventures his new goals
Hamish Rutherford: Housing - from raging bull to the Goldilocks zone
OPINION: Treasury's house price pick aims a raging bull at a very small target.
Auckland rents surge past $600 for first time
The burden for renters is also predicted to increase further.
Cold-calling real estate agents, homeowners - beware
'A breach can attract substantial penalties for non-compliance': REINZ.
Auckland homeowners to get 'bombshell' property valuations
'This will be a bombshell for many people. It always is.' - lawyer on revaluations.
Watch: Phil Goff lays down his view on Ports of Auckland's future
'It's just not true to say ships can't enter the Manukau' - Phil Goff.
$10b+ to move Ports of Auckland better spent elsewhere: Phil Goff
Auckland Mayor says it's not a question of if the Ports should be moved, but where.
New report shows first home buyer levels dropping
But there is a suggestion moves to cool the market should lift their involvement.
Auckland man facing $315,000 bill after house built in wrong place
Neighbouring developer sues homeowner after a building consent error.
Airbnb's Brian Chesky: 'The trick is to be optimistic'
Financial Times: CEO of Airbnb says he stayed calm even as bookings plummeted.
Even the steps to the beach will cost you in NZ's most expensive suburb
Chance to build 'something spectacular' as bare site with $3m CV hits the market.
$125m creditor claims at The International apartments
Inland Revenue refused to comment on the $20m debt the company owes it.
Ryman wins fast-track consent for $150m Auckland project
Decision upsets local resident whose group opposed the plan
NZ house prices up 19.1% annually, Auckland up 21.6%
Highest volumes nationally in an April in five years, but change expected.
494-room $200m Auckland hotel: biggest in NZ nears completion
The dual branded hotel will open either later this year or early next year.
Pop-Up Globe owners $720k in the red as two more businesses sink into liquidation
Liquidators have given a dire outlook for creditors.
We pay 'far too much for building supplies': Robertson pledges probe
Today's comments follow Labour's pledge last year to probe the sector.
'Massive inquiry': New townhouse development to be built opposite Tauranga racecourse
The Stables in Greerton had "massive inquiries" in days, Bask in the Mount has sold out.
Brakes fail: House prices up by 21%
Property market hits a new high a year-on-year increase of 21.4 per cent.
'In the lurch': South Auckland housing development in receivership
KiwiBuild development Ormiston Rise is in receivership, leaving owners worried, uncertain.
Revealed: Inside the boom - where the new homes are being built
Auckland is in a building boom and we reveal which suburbs have the most new homes.
115 new homes in 2 years: Life on one of Auckland's fastest changing streets
Auckland is in a building boom. Find out how new housing is changing one Māngere street.
Housing crisis: Data shows record number of consents for new houses
Government moves to increase supply have begun to pay off.
'Barely affected' vs 'signs of change': What to take from latest house sale numbers
This data offers the first glimpse at the impact of the Government's new regulations.
Creditor action pushes classroom, state house builder into administration
The business has built 88 education buildings, 50 homes and 348 modules.
First signs of NZ housing market slowing - report
'There are signs that there are fewer buyers talking to banks about ... mortgages.'
Four reasons for a 30% drop in Auckland rental bonds
Four possible reasons cited for the massive drop - could it be an anomaly?
The $3m dilemma - a country mansion or a bungalow in the city?
Aucklanders are spending big money to upsize the family home.
Govt spends $5.5m on IT to charge for emergency motel stays
People in emergency accommodation now charged 25 per cent of their income towards costs.
Kerre McIvor: Govt leaving taxpayers in the cold over emergency housing
OPINION: At the very least, taxpayers deserve to know their money's being spent wisely.
'Non-homeowner' David Seymour fesses up to links to three undeclared properties
"Can't afford to buy" guy has made a virtue of not owning property. He's now declaring 3.
Waiheke marina opponents go for injunction hearing
Koroā presence sparks new litigation: May 14 hearing set down.