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Mortgagee sales are still on the rise in regional New Zealand. Photo / Brett Phibbs
Regional towns across New Zealand are feeling the squeeze as mortgagee sales hit another historic high in September, according to the latest figures from Terralink International. The data released today showed 343 registered mortgagee sales - up on the previous record number of 321 in July this year. September… More
4:00AM Sunday November 22, 2009
An Auckland woman claims a real estate agent bought her architecturally acclaimed apartment in a mortgagee tender… More
Two Auckland mansions have changed hands for about $20 million in the past few weeks. Ross Munro's stately… More
4:00AM Saturday November 21, 2009
While hurting Hanover investors struggle with the loss of millions of dollars, the company's owners continue to… More
Part of Five Mile, the $2 billion project near Queenstown, has been sold to Tony Gapes of Auckland. One of… More
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