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Kiwi Property's interim profit up 164%, tenants get $7.4m rent relief

Construction of Sylvia Park build to rent begun, 25-level LynnMall tower planned.

One in four commercial property lessees behind in rent

Rent collected by Auckland landlords on its due date slumped to 70 per cent in October.

Van Cleef & Arpels opening first New Zealand store

Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Dior, Prada, Bvlgari and now Van Cleef to trade from same area.

Major developer's plan to offset carbon footprint of $650m project

Each new building will have trees in one forest specifically dedicated to it.

Lack of guidance on lease changes sees landlords 'fill the void'

Sick of chasing officials for advice on law changes, Property Council publishes its own.

Ryman interim reported net profit up 32%

12,750 residents have licenses to occupy, company plans a further 6506 new units, beds.

'Two months off finishing': Remuera developer vows appeal

"It's really sad. These sold out within hours off-market to first-home buyers" - Gibbons.

MPs question if apartments suitable for Covid isolation

Body Corporate Chairs Group asked key questions about apartments' suitability.

500 evacuated from Auckland high rise after water main bursts

The block on Lakewood Ct has 151 units and is only about a year old.

Burr, Tatham art collection could set new NZ record

Record prices for works by Colin McCahon, Michael Parekōwhai could be set this Saturday.

Ex-All Black, toy billionaire want waterfront helicopter pad

The flight path would be well separated from other residential dwellings.

Pandemic lockdowns hit house sales: volumes drop 21%, but prices still rise

Agents were severely restricted in major markets, unable to see clients face to face.

Goodman makes record $555.5m half-year profit

Goodman Property Trust's record profit helped by unprecedented revaluation gains.

Rental crackdown: What landlords can and can't ask tenants

Lists out of what landlords can and can't legally ask tenants.

Blocked: New Auckland homes' garages behind pits

"You could understand and maybe forgive it happening once, but twice?"

'There was no turning back': New shop owner to open up

'We had committed to the lease, stock and fittings' - Jacob Faull.

'Extremely distressing': Finance boss on Nido investors losing 87% of their money

'Extremely distressing to fall so far short of the possibility envisaged' - Neil Tuffin

Injunctions bar 32 protesters from Waiheke marina worksite

Claim is also being filed against protesters to seek damages, compensation.