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Resolution needed at Ihumātao
Editorial: Could the Ihumātao standoff be resolved before the September 19 election?
Editorial: Could the Ihumātao standoff be resolved before the September 19 election?
Real estate agent suggested vendor split some of the profit as a sign of appreciation.
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Tenancy Tribunal told he made the damage worse by trying to repair it.
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Kāinga Ora says there are no plans for social housing in the Te Kauwhata development
Chor Ltd required consent from the Overseas Investment Office - it didn't seek it.
'Highly unusual' for so many young adults to be trying to leave the parental home.
More than 80 Waiheke holiday rentals have booked out within days thanks to new promotion.
Two luxury pads with sweeping Hauraki Gulf views have sold for $9.6m and $9.5m.
A court case is under way against the Auckland Council to recover $35m in repairs.
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The crackdown aims to strip gangs of luxury property, expensive cars, jewellery and cash.
$15m new house, initially planned in 2016, now under way
"At another village, staff and management disappeared completely for weeks."
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"You could possibly end up with more than one film studio at Drury" - Hughes
Experts and investors take a deep dive into what to expect from post-Covid house prices.
Developers will have to hold on until financiers feel more confident again.
Unit resales and sales stopped in lockdown, PPE expenses rose
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