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Stride Property shareholders hear how pandemic creates uncertainty

Stride has properties worth nearly $1b.

Asset Plus: The little business with big plans

$140m Albany funding timeframes now extended until October.

Tenancy law overhaul could be imminent

Biggest changes planned to tenancy law since 1986.

Horror neighbours: Fighting, verbal abuse and partying in the street

Tenant says she was in a constant state of worry and stress.

Do NZ house prices really double every decade?

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

House of horrors: Tenants' $9900 payout over mould that made kids sick

A property manager took on new immigrants' case after feeling sorry for them.

How many NZ hotel rooms are quarantiners staying in?

Hotel room rates collapsed by 50 per cent during April

Pandemic pushes Oceania's valuations down to record loss

One of 'big six' retirement specialists reports today.

House prices: Find out what your suburb's Auckland Council CV could have been

Auckland Council delayed its three-yearly CV estimates. Here's what they could have been.

The housing market change first-home buyers are begging for

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

Showering renter compensated after landlord enters home during wash

The landlord turned up early, surprising a tenant using the bathroom.

Big six retirement village operators plan 11,900 new units

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

Progress on Govt's tenancy law changes - report released

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

Where to for Auckland apartment prices? $49,000 bargains come with catch

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

Retirement village dispute deadlock 'unfortunate' - state chief

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

Why Swedes buckled to Kiwi action in $1b+ takeover

Deal has the backing of the Super Fund, while Metlifecare's Kim Ellis stands his ground.