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'Sell now': Auckland real estate agent warns global risk threatens apartment market

'Crisis meetings': A real estate agency is calling clients in for blunt warnings on risks.

Body corporate broke law on Newmarket cladding levies, tribunal finds

How the body corporate allocated costs to reclad the huge buildings was central to case.

Plumbers warn of cost squeeze after pipe prices to rise 25%

Plumbers have tried to buy pipes in bulk to stockpile and delay having to pay more.

Greg Smith: Why investors are rethinking where to invest

OPINION: Property versus Managed Funds: are the tailwinds turning?

Real estate agents censured over early access, family ties and deposit failures

House keys, relationships, trust accounts, leaky homes and roof age were complained about.

Record number of mum-and-dad landlords plan sell-offs as costs bite and outlook darkens

A survey of 200 landlords found 38% now plan to sell their rentals.

Western Bay revaluations: How your area did, and looking ahead

A local valuer explains how the fuel crisis could impact the property market recovery.

Is property investment dead?

One high-profile investor argues it’s still alive and kicking, if you do it right.

Auckland CBD's most prominent projects: Ten reasons to celebrate or cry

Cry over Seascape and Symphony. Celebrate Precinct and so much else in the city's heart.

Household names: Why All Blacks, Wahs and TV stars are signing up to sell homes

Well-known Kiwis are finding their way to a career in real estate.

Mary Holm: Sex, drugs, rock 'n' roll – and KiwiSaver

OPINION: How early is too early to start saving for retirement?

Apartment owners win $40k after tribunal rules CAB legal levy invalid

The levy was subsequently revealed to be for the purpose of paying to fund a court battle.

US asset manager gains consent for $250m deal to buy Wellington, Queenstown hotels

Vendor NZ Hotel Holdings is backed by the NZ Super Fund and partners.

Bupa's operating profit jumps 52% as retirement village and care home revenue climbs

But revenue and revaluations pushed bottom-line after-tax net profit up more than 600%.

Cranes in retreat: Index falls to lowest level in a decade

Auckland dominates with the most cranes, but the numbers nationally are well down.

Builders, bankruptcies in crosshairs after family's six-year 'nightmare'

A family made a builder sign a personal guarantee but they still can't get their money.