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Apartment developer says law change would slow building progress

"Proposed changes will encumber development" - Conrad Properties.

Tenant told to stump up $47,000 for trashing 'modest' rental property

The tenant destroyed the oven and dumped it in the backyard.

Auckland house prices set new record

Market showing no hint that closing of tax 'loopholes' has dampened interest.

Costco in NZ: Retailer's plans as roof goes on $100m+ site

Retailer employs 275,000 staff worldwide and has 100 million members.

Kiwis paying almost $300k more than Brits for a typical house

Auckland now has 284 suburbs with prices typically above $1m. There were 118 a year ago.

Auckland townhouse sells with year's supply of avocado on toast thrown in

Who said millennials can't have their cake - ahem, avo on toast and eat it?

Queenstown's back: New $45m R&D hub rising

Aiming to attract new people to area, keep and upskill existing residents.

Investors tell of Nido nightmare after investing millions

"It was so much more than putting my money in the bank" - distraught investor.

Auckland rents surge past $600 for first time

The burden for renters is also predicted to increase further.

Cold-calling real estate agents, homeowners - beware

'A breach can attract substantial penalties for non-compliance': REINZ.

Auckland homeowners to get 'bombshell' property valuations

'This will be a bombshell for many people. It always is.' - lawyer on revaluations.

New report shows first home buyer levels dropping

But there is a suggestion moves to cool the market should lift their involvement.

Focus: KiwiSaver Explained

Personal Finance Editor Tamsyn Parker explains how KiwiSaver works, and what your choices can mean for buying a first home and preparing for retirement.

Duo admit defrauding wealthy overseas investor in multimillion-dollar scam

Judge says "five species of fraud" used to con investor into parting with $6 million.

$125m creditor claims at The International apartments

Inland Revenue refused to comment on the $20m debt the company owes it.

Ryman wins fast-track consent for $150m Auckland project

Decision upsets local resident whose group opposed the plan