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2019 most viewed homes: Lomu's secret getaway and a 'horrible' castle

OneRoof reveals its most viewed properties this year.

Watch: $200m Seascape tower rising on schedule

"Allegations about hold-ups due to defects in the diaphragm wall are incorrect" - engineer

When is a 'garden' not a garden? Apartment buyer wants refund

Neil Gray claims he was misled about the unit he was buying and wants his deposit back.

Who is Kiwi businessman Sir Ron Brierley?

Brierley's first business venture was trading stamps at high school.

Auckland marina berth fetches $800,000-plus in just 20 minutes

"We've got a waiting list" - marina general manager.

New homes for families in need before Christmas

The Aukusitinos are moving into their new home just in time for Christmas.

The OneRoof guide to swimming pools

Thinking of getting a pool for the backyard? Here are the things you'll need to consider before diving in.

Sir John Key's house sold after two-year settlement

Legal title to Key home now transferred to Lianzhong Chen

Brand of Brothers: The $1b family business building Auckland

How Willis Bond and LT McGuinness are taking on Auckland.

Teen boasts of buying first rental - here's who helped him do it

While an impressive accomplishment, he needed a bit of help to pull it off.

Fairgray & Yeoman: Is the Unitary Plan working for Auckland?

Comment: Auckland was in a 'perfect storm' of housing demand in 2016 - enter the Plan.

Investor's art exhibition challenges Mt Eden 'nimbyism'

"I feel really very, very, sad that this project won't get off the ground." - Creemers

Kiwi building chosen as world's top inside office

A Takapuna building has won big at the World Architecture Festival.

'Record do-up price' in street, Grey Lynn dunger fetches $1.9m

"Urgent - properties needed!!" - Barfoot & Thompson agent Repeka Lelaulu

Plans to stop high rise developments in wealthy suburbs

The council plans to investigate the Orakei Local Board plan next year.

Mike Hosking: Time to accept home ownership isn't a birthright

Comment: Those who decide to buy a house may need to go where they can afford one.