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Seascape developer put into receivership

Calibre Partners is now running the company developing the country's tallest tower.

Inside Economics: Survey shows investors turn away from housing; are Aussie bank profits too big?

ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.

More flood and landslide-risk homes may be downzoned under new density rules

Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown says $13m has already been spent on the related planning work.

Building consents continue to rise as cost pressures ease

Lower interest rates and building costs have driven a pick-up in residential consents.

Subcontractors chase unpaid retentions and bills in Teak Construction liquidation

A subcontractor claims Teak stretched '30 days' to 30 working days for payments.

From police dog pioneer to new suburb: Bonnington legacy land up for grabs

The 49ha Bonnington Farm could be turned into about 400 new homes.

Property Insider: $5m-plus foreign house-buyers allowed in from Friday - how it will work

Foreigners on golden visas may struggle at Waiheke or Aotea Great Barrier: all explained.

'There will be no maps': Auckland housing plans strain relations between Chris Bishop and Wayne Brown

David Seymour urges the council to issue maps showing the impact of 1.6 million homes now.

Lake housing development rezoning approved despite hapū protest

The plan allows up to 66 new lifestyle sections overlooking Lake Whakamaru.

'Lives in constant fear': Kāinga Ora tenant threatened to kill neighbour's son with machete

Police were called three times over different threats, but Kāinga Ora wouldn't move them.

NZ Herald Morning News Update | Bill Clinton's ties to Epstein, KiwiSaver rates change

NZ Herald Morning News Update | Bill Clinton's ties to Epstein, KiwiSaver rates change, child poverty stats show no improvement. Video / NZ Herald

City Mission seeks refuge status to shield homeless from move-on orders

Helen Robinson warns move-on orders could block access to HomeGround services.

‘Victim of red tape’: Home owner can't sell townhouse, blames decade-old flood warning on LIM

Ben Gumbrell cut his Kumeū home’s asking price to $698,000 due to lack of interest.

Third Woolworths supermarket announced for Napier in large precinct development

State-of-the-art new Woolworths is coming, two side-by-side CBD supermarkets to remain.

Kāinga Ora's Rotorua plans: Where 100-plus new builds are at

One large-scale project is ahead of schedule, another will finish later than expected.

How pay and knowledge gaps are locking women out of the housing market

Women are more than twice as likely as men to feel unsure where to start buying.