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Election 2020: What's the plan to tackle the housing crisis? Policies compared

How the main political parties plan to deal with house prices and a shortage of homes.

Orchard for sale on private peninsula

Opureora Orchard on Matakana Island blends lifestyle with income.

Former postman's patch on the market for first time in 20 years

Building with an interesting story to tell.

NZ Post to expand to $100m+ Auckland super building

3.3ha building is for international parcel sorting and distribution.

Business Hub: Anthony Leighs on his southern roots, northern move and patriotism

Company has a $500m-$750m secured pipeline of work - Anthony Leighs

Shareholders Association questions Metlifecare board, NZ Super Fund over deal

NZSA to vote against takeover deal

SkyCity opens 'voluptuous' new VIP high-roller area

Some VIPs arrive in private jets, spend hundreds of thousands a day

Ryman's plans for $150m retirement village in Auckland: Submissions called

Auckland Council is calling for submissions on the scheme.

Mark Francis sheds more light on 'speculative' Warkworth deal

Francis described the risks he took as high but denies conflict with Augusta.

Small Auckland gym owner facing 51 per cent rent hike

The landlord owns a large portfolio of properties in the Auckland region.

Kiwi wins award for Kaiserbahnhof project

Knowing what he does now, would he have done the restoration?

Insurance Council defends skyrocketing Wellington premiums

'Insurance simply acts as the canary in the mine by indicating premiums through risk.'

'Deeply disappointing': Landlords advised to hold off on heating until election result

Labour calls landlord advice 'deeply disappointing' and letting down their fellow Kiwis.

Business Hub: The man bringing Chinese-made homes to NZ

Tony Houston plans to finish 200 new Auckland homes by 2022.

Property for Industry pushes up revenue, devaluations take toll

Prime industrial vacancies remain at historical lows.

Dice rolls against SkyCity boss in $1.5m pay cut

But CEO says some of that money instead went to its Employee Hardship Fund, now at $1m.