House prices expected to drop up to 20% in second half of year
House price index took its biggest tumble since 2009.
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The Mt Albert MP arrived to explain the processes.
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Horror chainsaw accident: MP bounces back from disaster
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Bar wars: Leo Molloy says rival blocking liquor licence bid
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How four retailers helped drive retail sales to record $1.7b
$200m of sales made in December alone.
Auckland housing developer folds after lender says ‘no’
Five big problems blamed for housing developer's failure.
Savings rise but $57 billion wiped off Kiwis’ net worth
Falling property prices main driver of the drop.
‘A tragedy’: Wellington’s desperate rental rush is crushing spirits
Rental hopefuls face 60 other people at some viewings, mouldy rooms, and high prices.
Tipped off: Tenant gets $10,000 back in rent after retaliatory notice by landlord
He was given notice after a call to the council revealed his flat wasn't permitted.
Real estate agent numbers slow in latest half-year as market turns
More people unlikely to get decent income in real estate, expert says.
$200m Mission Bay shop, apartment, cinema plan rejected
Business has a 60% landholding in seaside town centre.
'Not in my back yard': Auckland residents fight housing intensification plans
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Nightmare before Christmas: IRD owed $1.1m, creditors $460k - what to do?
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'You were manipulated': Woman 'very sorry' for part in $8.7m mortgage fraud
Two couples bought houses with money obtained through fraudulent mortgage applications.
'Big progress': Waiheke Island's Kennedy Point Marina shows latest work
Two of nine marina piers at contentious site now mostly installed.
Failed Canterbury house-builder forecast to owe $1m+
"Struggled with delays around building materials and consents."
'Relationship breakdown between shareholders': Resthome might be sold
"Hope of selling it as a going concern" - BDO.
Seawall given go-ahead: Construction allowed to protect land from erosion
Seaward lawns of two homes collapsed onto the foreshore below.
Ryman slices Australian plans in half to gain approval for $344m village
Scheme for 217 apartments now scaled back to 104 units.
Summerset sales up 18pc but buyers take longer to sell houses in falling market
Company has not been immune to the falling housing market.
House construction inflation sets new annual record
Despite a recent slowdown the overall trend is one of surging costs.
After seven-year struggle, $317m Ryman plans approved
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