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Landlord vs tenants: The meth and the alleged brothel

Tauranga tenants deny running brothel, but were fined for unlawful meth use.

Why Auckland mother won $13k from her landlords

Tenant with a child aged under two listed 22 separate issues with Henderson house.

Ryman co-founder John Ryder expands village chain with $750m plans

Qestral says its expansion is partly due to Government funding constraints.

Auckland realtor loses fight to keep licence after sleeping in house up for sale

Lessons for agents from agent caught sleeping at house Bayleys was selling.

23 new Takapuna apartments up for sale after administrator takes over

23 Sargeson units for sale as one lot or individually - administrator moves

Agent Don Ha loses two appeals after double-commission fight

Ha before authority, tribunal, High Court: loses all three rounds

Metlifecare net profit falls 68%, revenue up 14%

Listed retirement business Metlifecare has released its result.

Rental shake-up: Will owners have to endure bad tenants?

COMMENT: The Government's review of tenancy laws may remove 90-day eviction provision.

From state housing to homebuyer: Auckland family's journey

The Lauina family get the keys today to their new home.

Nappies, rubbish and drug use: Rental abandoned in 'atrocious' state

Auckland landlord says his tenants left property in an appalling condition.

Queenstown area monster deal could be in $100m range

9ha of land near Queenstown could be the area's top real estate deals.

Unpaid rent row: Landlords fined $6000 for seizing tenant's property

Landlords seized her property and threatened to give it away to Salvation Army.

Half of all Auckland first-home buyers burdened with huge debts

Home buyers are taking on home loans five times greater than their yearly incomes.

Summerset half-year profit drops 4%

The business has 28 villages either finished or planned.

The new hottest place to buy - it might surprise you

Home values in the town of 6900 people have jumped 125 per cent over the past 10 years.

Students not worried about retaliation after Tribunal insulation case

The group are often so cold in their own living room they can see their breath.