Biggest changes planned to tenancy law since 1986.

NZ's biggest office shift under way: 3200 tenants to work from block.

Some Kiwis have a rose-tinted view of the housing market.

Advertising spending has either been delayed or cancelled because of the pandemic.

Hotel room rates collapsed by 50 per cent during April

Global chase on now for one specific type of property.

Goodman's market cap of $3b puts it a third ahead of other property stocks.

External legal services made up the lion's share of state money forked out.

Augusta MD Mark Francis' holdings will net him about $22 million scrip and cash.

Men "granted extensions of time to file their submissions on seven occasions", court says.

Police investigation launched, company audits 500 machines.

Level of interest blows away developer.

Architectural features are distinctively Kiwiana, some reflecting local landmarks.

Viaduct Quays Hotel's long list of creditors out.

Allegations were said to be "lies" and "latest in campaign of harassment".

First-home buyers are battling to save deposits. This change could make a huge difference.

Half of all new units planned are in the golden triangle.

Property Investors Federation "disappointed such significant changes are still planned".

Two Glen Eden units are going for $49,000 each - with a catch.

The theatre, which shut three years ago, has been put forward as a shovel-ready project.

Retirement village resident want to return or get her money back.