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Shut the front door! Landlord's costly move before home wrecked

The landlord wanted his tenants gone. His eviction methods have proved costly.

ACC's new investment: $50m of Auckland housing

The investment will allow 100 community houses to be built in Auckland in two years.

Highest-paid NZ chief executive suffers 25% pay cut

CEO faces three quarantine lags: two here, one in Australia.

NZ's new homes: How house-building is faring during the pandemic

A new report for Master Builders raises concerns about Covid's effects on the sector.

'No U-turns' on housing post-election: minister

'Determined that housing doesn't look like it did post-GFC' - Woods

Property chiefs hear about build-to-rent apartments: Auckland's future?

Sharing economy drives appetite for more rental housing, says Chris Key, Greystar.

Three months ago, rough sleeping was virtually eliminated in NZ. Has it stayed that way?

Rough sleepers have been returning to Auckland streets - but it's not what it seems.

How 231-unit developer plans to deal with rising sea levels

Project, with water on three sides, to be 8m to 9m above existing sea level.

Exit Timeshare v Classic Holidays: case goes to court

Comments alleged to have been made at Mt Hutt Lodge body corporate meeting.

Landlord fined for walking into sleeping woman's rental

Tenancy Tribunal adjudicator agrees experience was frightening for woman.

Watch: New homes - From Guangzhou to Hobsonville Point

Houses built in southern China are being craned on to sites in Auckland.

Covid hits retirement giant Summerset

Covid wipes out property valuation gains.

Ready-mix concrete at 28-year slump, Covid takes toll

Had it not been for the lockdown, this would have been a record year - Gaimster.

What happened to national house sales in July?

What REINZ data tells us about July residential sales

Hammered: Where to now for big commercial construction firms

Who's who in the commercial construction sector, what effect has the pandemic had?

How NZ's biggest retirement business is handling Covid

Still Covid-free, Ryman confirms $14m wage subsidy.