
'I was young': Realtor created fake valuation for house he won at auction
Nick Hoogwerf used the letterhead of a real company, but the valuation was false.
Nick Hoogwerf used the letterhead of a real company, but the valuation was false.
'Highest bidder at $675,000, but the two of them pushed her up to $940,000.'
All was well until the sides disagreed about the home’s cleanliness at the tenancy's end.
Fletcher Building chief executive Ross Taylor saw his pay drop 43 per cent.
Hurdles lie ahead for construction company - but analysts are upbeat.
Developers using the Government’s fast-tracking method to win approval for huge scheme.
NZICC, the housing market and disastrous weather have affected the big Kiwi company.
More competitive prices and a ‘get in now’ attitude' not enough to fire a recovery.
Strweth! Penalty could vary wildly from estimates.
Existing car park land beside SH1 due to be sold in a deal yet to settle.
Amelia Linzey on her planned legacy, biggest project, and the one she's worked on longest.
'The fish are cunning, be prepared,' the store says on social media.
Expect some good forwards and backs: staff recruitment drive at the local rugby club.
National is a fan of PPPs and has big plans for new ones if it gets elected.
Dated motel and vacant site at 76 to 80 Great South Rd to be new residential community.
Drama from Australia on the day would-be target issues annual result.
"It’s pitiful under-delivery. It makes KiwiBuild look successful."
Feedback must be in by August 28 via written submissions.
"Our team continues to grow as we actively recruit roles across our store network."
Now, all we need is a train.
Faux British country/Camelot style gone as the changes bring more moody, minimalist flair.
You’ve got to have some imagination to think like Schwartfeger and Mackenzie.
Cross leases may become popular as a way to stop new developments popping up next door.
Sales numbers up, but prices falling back.
Strategy 'has significant implications for our plans for our growth in New Zealand'.
Retail security roundtable: co-operation by some of NZ's biggest shop brands.
Lowered demand and an increase in the alcohol excise tax have hit profit margins.
The board, chaired by an Anglican bishop, tried to charge $800 per week for two bedrooms.
"We’re very pleased with this as a starting point as well as the tenor of the proposals."
Brewer got $210,000 Covid cash for 14 staff - even that wasn't enough for it to survive.