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Order to stop conservation efforts frustrates crib owner

Efforts to shore up dunes near bach draws fire.

Real estate agency owed $400k as apartment company folds

Sargeson Apartment company in voluntary administration.

Mainzeal: $36m penalty stands against directors

The High Court has dismissed the appeal.

Retirement villages promise to clean up 'complicated' contracts

Concerns remain about how long the changes might take.

Shoebox city: Would you live in an apartment twice the size of a prison cell?

Studio apartments just 21 square metres built in Auckland despite planning rules.

Ranked: 2019's most expensive property sales

2019's most expensive residential/lifestyle sale results revealed.

Auckland Council 'blind' to historic Stockade Hill's value: planner

Residents have waged a two-year fight to save views from the historic east Auckland site.

10,000 reasons to sell your house in spring

But it's not all gloom and doom for winter sellers, especially if you follow these tips.

Real estate agent fined for selling house with illegal rooms

Siu or Sam Yeung sold Auckland house with illegal rooms

Why won't this $26m resort-like property sell?

Bay of Islands property on the market for 17 months

Former barn and woolshed one of two award-winning homes

A Japanese-inspired home and a unique barn conversion turn heads in architecture awards.

Renter 'rampaging at night': Landlord must compensate upstairs tenant

Landlord to fork out $2500 because they didn't do enough to protect tenant from neighbour.

Real agents still have to pay over $700K after appeal

Two Palmerston North agents for Colliers win partial victory

NZ short of 130,000 homes, could rise to 150,000

Population growth has outstripped housing supply again.

Repayment uncertain: Failed construction business owes creditor $23m

Orange H Group, part of McConnell Ltd, retained a number of legacy and ongoing projects.

$200m leaky building lawsuit: Litigants win latest round against James Hardie

"I adopt the argument for the plaintiffs" - Justice Christian Whata, High Court