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Three retirement village issues NZ Shareholders Association is considering

'More transparency in cash-flow reporting: something we’re happy about, some way to go.'

Property Insider: Catholic college in Drury to open; Downtown Carpark alternative

St Ignatius of Loyola to have nearly 340 pupils when it opens in February.

Financier debt on failed Dawn Park apartment project declared at $53.4m

High interest rates and rising costs of labour and materials blamed for Dawn Park trouble.

Subterranean lakeside pad unveiled for multimillionaire

Global wellness leader speaks about his staggering new project on Lake Wānaka's shores.

Skin cancer clinic hit by property deals, falling patient numbers

Owners had a home but decided at the peak of the market to buy a lifestyle block.

Ryman selling two sites, stopping work at three others

Full-year profit is now $300m-$330m, when it was previously forecast to be $310m-$330m.

Ex-All Blacks' favourite $4b Arvida Group scores bigtime

Dan Carter, Richie McCaw and Kieran Read were reported to have bought in.

OCR announcement: Will the Reserve Bank change its interest rate plans?

With a last hike for the year looking unlikely, what does the bank expect for 2024?

Most Kiwis will book this type of accommodation when travelling, study reveals

However, there's contention over what country the style of house best represents.

New public housing on the way in Thames

New state houses for Thames will be ready early next year.

Kāinga Ora plans for state housing in New Plymouth is being criticised

The housing provider plans to demolish 40 state houses across five suburbs.

Family endured months of leaks - which peaked during Cyclone Gabrielle

Scott Healey and his daughter were tenants in an unconsented building in the Napier suburb of Onekawa for months, experiencing leaks which peaked during Cyclone Gabrielle.  Video / Scott Healey

'People vote with their feet': Skyrocketing rents give Kiwis more incentive to leave

More pressure on renters, in a market where owning a home is out of reach for many.

'Like wraparound westie sunglasses': Tower scoops national architecture award

It's robust and low-maintenance, built to withstand the very severe coastal environment.

Property Insider: Waiwera tower went with whimper; wholesale fund repayments looming

Demolition more of a labour of love, slowly unpicking the structure from the top down.

New loss on Auckland property deposit linked to $2.3m Mt Eden deal

Both cases have similarities: deposits paid, deals never settled and one man with links.