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Home truths: Ownership plunges to lowest level since 1951 - report
Proportion of Kiwis owning their own home lowest in 70 years.
Proportion of Kiwis owning their own home lowest in 70 years.
"Equity issuers do not require licensing from the FMA" - spokesman.
"I can't wait to ring that bell on listing" - Brien Cree
OPINION: Will he, won't he? Grant Robertson can't hide forever from the housing questions.
The revelation comes as top watchdog pans university's purchase of another plush mansion.
Magsons trades as Nido, this country's largest store of its type.
In these Covid days, who would part with $60m for a Queenstown hotel?
Stovetops, range hoods and ovens in particularly short supply.
University of Auckland's highly paid boss lived in Parnell mansion on discounted rent.
With more than half of Auckland's houses selling for over $1 million, the government is considering extending the bright-line test from five to ten years. Video / Will Trafford
But the percentage of consumers who had issues or problems during transactions has risen.
November figures out from city's largest agency.
Landlord intends to expand store but no re-opening date given.
There is a capital gains tax already on the books, it's just not enforced: Researchers
OPINION: When a Minister of Finance puts a request in writing he is not really asking.
Going from spring to summer, timber supplies forecast to be short.
Top minister is muddying the waters when it comes to pre-election promise, National says.
Fletcher to make nearly $100m more this year than last.
Editorial: A stampede of property buyers is being whipped along by official decree.
OPINION: More than fine sentiments are needed to restore the Kiwi Dream.
First half-year results out for NZ's biggest listed retirement business
Low income tenants move into New Lynn.
Opinion: 'These Government policies are a sham and only make the problem worse.'
OPINION: What is going on in the market is no bad thing.
OPINION: Housing crises bring out the best, worst and most nonsensical in all of us.
One of Queenstown's most spectacular high country farms has hit the market.
The Vantage development will include a new six-storey mixed-use apartment building.
OPINION: Will Govt deliver on promises to help Kiwis into first homes?
It might be no surprise to see your local agent buying a new sports car soon.
Some agents "should be locked up or fired" for negligent advice, industry insider says.