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The two 28-year-olds at the top of NZ's house-building sector

Christchurch's earthquakes continue to offer huge opportunities for the company.

Building boom: Housing consents smash records, hitting all-time high

All previous records have been eclipsed.

Retirees v agents: House sale goes to tribunal

The couple appointed another agency which did sell the Churton Park home.

How much are landlords borrowing to buy investment properties?

Data shows whether the new rules have had an impact on the investment category.

'Disgusting': Rental advocate says it's time the Govt intervened in market

'It's disgusting to see properties like this listed...then charged out at obscene rates.'

Ramshackle rental listing axed from Trade Me

The one-bed lean-to without four walls was being advertised for $285 a week.

Number of houses for sale surges, sales numbers also up

The areas seeing the biggest increases.

Property manager failed to pass on $52,000 rent to landlords

His behaviour, therefore, amounted to disgraceful - tribunal decision on Desmond Kan

'Terrified': Homeless family of seven 'squat' in empty house

'My desperation surpassed my fear,' says mum-of-five Ashleigh Wawatai.

Liam Dann: What GDP data really tells us about the economy

As Omicron concerns mount, today's GDP data provides some comforting economic reassurance

Four Ds: Why 100 Auckland houses were sold this month

'These are just facts of life, it's the evolution of families' - Martin Cooper, Harcourts.

James Hardie products costing 10% more next year

PlaceMakers said it would absorb the sudden price rise in the short term.

'My house is going up $4000/week': Immigrant on his first Auckland home

"I'd like to spend a maximum of $50,000, just top up my mortgage." - Manoj Alwis

Development vetoed: But Hawke's Bay A&P society says 'passion doesn't pay the bills'

Residential development on Showgrounds Hawke's Bay Tomoana unlikely in the future

Major building product supplier warns of price rises

One manufacturers' product price will rise 27.5 per cent from February 1.

'Terrified on a daily basis': Govt blasted over inaction on emergency housing

Police have refused to comment on whether crime has increased around emergency housing.