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Real Estate Authority forced to pay agent costs after charges withdrawn

"The defence should have been investigated before the charges were laid" - tribunal.

Winton IPO to go ahead, confirms $350m capital raise

Winton to trade from this Friday.

QT Auckland sells to NZ Hotel Holdings

Auckland Council values the property for rating purposes at $56m.

'Bleak picture for tenants': Where rents rose the fastest

Rents for New Zealand's 1.3 million tenants outstripped the rate of inflation.

New 52-room Napier hotel opens today

Room rates average from $220/night to $250/night.

Govt 'determined to see a change', PM says as house prices hit new record

Despite predictions of its demise, new NZ and Auckland house price records set

'I thought I was a goner': Agent's $19.7m sale after near-death accident

"I thought I was a goner, believe me - if you can't move your toe or thumb..." - Boulgaris

'Worst in 40 years': Builders facing fast rising costs as upset buyers pay more

Buyers at an Auckland development are being asked to pay 25 per cent more for new builds.

Christopher Luxon's houses earned him 15 times what he will get as National leader

He is National's top dog — and Parliament's top property owner.

Ikea signs up for first NZ site

Ikea going to Kiwi Property's Sylvia Park

Auckland house prices up 18 per cent annually

House sales market close to returning to a more normal supply/demand situation.

Winton confirms IPO, forecasts possible $1.1b value

Winton expects to list on the NZX and ASX on December 17.

Warner Bros wins state consent for Auckland land deal

The application met the criteria for approval for a foreign entity to buy Auckland land.

Auckland Council delays new CV release for third time

Council blames Covid complexities for delaying new CV release.

Radius interim profit drops from $2.1m to $1.3m

"We continue to see costs across the business rising" - CEO Brien Cree.

Asset Plus interim profit down 78%, $350m project downsized

"Re-emergence of Covid-19 has again subdued leasing activity and business confidence".