Yabba dabba don't: 'Ugly' Flintstones house fails to sell at auction
This ugly duckling of a home is still in need of a charming prince or princess.
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New helicopter boatshed plans from Briscoe boss Rod Duke
"It will fit in or blend in with the vegetation behind": Duke's barrister Richard Brabant.
Major bank tips house prices to rise 7 per cent next year
The real estate market is springing back into life.
Building confidence: construction sector growth forecast to hit $43b
Upbeat building industry, despite some high profile failures, as work climbs to $43b
'No evidence': Experts hit back at shoddy building claims
The experts say there is a lot of hearsay but little hard evidence.
Tenant's $5000 payout: Mouldy flat 'unsuitable for human habitation'
A report found protective clothing was needed just to enter the bedrooms.
Fred Flintstone auction: Potential buyers face struggle for finance
But would-be buyers struggle to get finance
Motels reap millions from emergency housing
Almost half of the top 20 providers were paid $100,000-plus in less than three years.
Mayoral hopeful's Auckland home hits market again
"Frankly, we don't want to sell it. We've got a very good offer for it right now."
Mainzeal lawyers and liquidators' bill balloons while creditors wait to be paid
Creditors are still owed millions of dollars.
$16m lawsuit: Mt Maunganui leaky building heads for 10-week trial
Scope of claim revealed: 12 parties involved in $16m Mt Maunganui claim
Rod Duke's controversial helipad plan one step closer
Duke overturns council opposition, council withdraws abatement notice.
'Fred Flintstone' auction delayed: Owner flattered by media coverage
Sophie Jayawardene's home featured yesterday in various media yesterday
New group of victims emerge from Ebert Construction collapse
"Remedying alleged defects will exceed the value of the retentions." - Ebert receivers
'If you complain, you won't be able to rent a property again'
Otago advocates for tenants are calling for the rental industry to be regulated further.
Meet the Flintstones: Is this Auckland's ugliest house for sale?
The agent concedes there's been a number of disasters with the house.
Govt the 'golden egg' for housing investors
Investors are targeting South Auckland with the express purpose of getting Govt money.
Evicted tenant fined for leaving loaded firearm opposite school
The tenant was also ordered to pay thousands of dollars damage for meth contamination.
Long time Wellington tenants lose claim for fire damaged goods
The tenants wanted landlord Demetrios Serepisos to pay for removing belongings after fire
Focus Live Earlier: $1 billion wiped from Auckland property values but Barfoot sees an up side
Focus Live Earlier: $1 billion wiped from Auckland property values but Barfoot sees an up side.
She couldn't meet her Auckland mortgage repayments - so Westpac bankrupted her
Westpac did nothing wrong when it sold the two mortgaged properties.
Leaky building case: Council, engineer fail to escape litigation
Leaks at The Retro, Ponsonby result in a High Court fight
String of 7 closures hit private rest homes, Mission Bay the latest
Eight private rest homes have shut in the last three years alone, Grey Power worried.
Has the Auckland house market sprung back to life?
1052 new properties in August but 1204 last month: Barfoot & Thompson
Beyond dirty laundry: What's forbidden at Hobsonville Point
The rules extend well beyond dirty laundry.
No crackdown on property managers: Faafoi
"This is not a simple issue" - Kris Faafoi, Associate Housing Minister
Airbnb nightmare: Apartment owners bring in drug dogs
The first legal challenges by body corporates against Airbnb hosts in NZ are not far off.
SkyCity exec hoping to sell house for record price
SkyCity CFO hoping to come up trumps with $20 million national record.
The next phase: What's coming next to Westfield Newmarket?
Dates out in the progressive opening of $790m Westfield Newmarket.
Revealed: New string of claims, failures hit four builder businesses
Notices from creditors, liquidators against five building businesses
Mainzeal's Yan says NZ laws don't apply in China, won't pay back $18m
"High Court does not have jurisdiction over him because he now lives in China"
40,000 'ghost houses': Council wants to use them for homeless
The 2018 Census found up to 40,000 empty homes in Auckland.
Rawiri Taonui: Auckland's greed led us to Ihumātao impasse
Comment: Despite what Phil Goff says, Ihumātao has everything to do with Auckland Council.
Real estate bosses campaign for regulation of property managers
Forty organisations and businesses join REINZ to lobby Government