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Concerns Government housing policy could increase rents

There are concerns that the changes do not address the plight of renters.

Q&A: New Government housing policy explained

Key changes of today's policy changes explained.

'Bizarre, crazy': Landlords shocked at Government's housing plans

'Cost of the mortgage is the biggest single cost for an investor' - Andrew King

NZ's biggest warehouse opens: Foodstuffs North Island's distribution centre

Facility the size of eight rugby fields to supply more than 100 North Island supermarkets.

Editorial: Carrot and stick options for the housing market

Editorial: The Government will this week unveil its package of housing policies

From 750,000 ticket sales to $1m liabilities: Pop-up Globe's demise

Covid-19's wrecking ball takes another victim.

Godwits live near new high-density 543-unit Auckland scheme

Bar-tailed godwits fly from Alaska to sites near the new scheme.

Eight-level, $80m apartment plan for Auckland suburb

The project is expected to be completed by 2023.

Architects, property bosses react to $452m Aotea Central plans

"Pā on headlands, ridges and maunga recalled in rooftop" - architects.

Immigration NZ responds to confusion over temporary visa condition

Concerns of unfair treatment over usage of Covid-19 tracer app.

$452 million, 21-level project to rise in Auckland CBD

The 125-year leasehold of public land was sold for $40m.

Auckland's King Canute: The man who's holding back the sea in the city

"The seawall is an incredible achievement" - Eric van Essen

What $5.75m buys: Auckland city's new high-rise sub-penthouses

The building is now being transformed from offices into apartments.

Nido building, land hits mortgagee sale, massive stock sale

Pearlfisher Capital, first mortgagee, loaned $25m short-term debt finance.

Precinct reignites $200m-plus 1 Queen St plans

$298m plans revised: new scheme more in line with changed market conditions.

Project Auckland: What future for offices in times of pandemic?

Staff could face pay cuts if they work remotely long term