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The receivership stems from a relationship property dispute with his ex-partner.

The voluntary administrator is seeking a buyer for the gourmet burger chain.

Economic Growth Minister Nicola Willis said the Golden Bay decision was not taken lightly.

Rising carbon costs one of the issues cited by the company in its announcement today.

OPINION: Have we been asking the wrong question about property investment?

OPINION: One new development has about 80% of homes used as short-term rentals.

Nearly 26,000 properties could be partially uninsurable.

Christchurch's tallest to be 14 levels, with advanced seismic and safety features planned.

'Hope my case helps highlight what’s going on. Many other people said they felt trapped.'

Its fixed assets total just $702,051 with only $120,000 in cash.

The 2.8ha site will more than double Foodstuffs’ upper NI chilled and frozen capacity.

Jacinda Ardern and Clarke Gayford paid $1.74m for the Sandringham bungalow in 2018.

Towers of 55 and 45 levels are proposed on the Downtown Carpark site, on Fanshawe St.

The case involved ex-CEO Chris Meehan swearing at his executive assistant.

Herald Property Editor Anne Gibson explains the dispute over plans for the building beside The CAB. Video / Herald NOW Business

The 2829sq m Greys Ave site is being pitched for up to 704 student beds but some object.

Developer Turnstone Holdings has listed the 23.2ha Kerikeri site for sale.

Steven Joyce and Julian Cook step into new roles in a sudden change at property business.

Liquidators open books on two more companies as alleged debt climbs by $800k to $31.5m.

OPINION: Homeowners risk being left exposed.

Temporary stay granted after Auckland Council issued an abatement notice for demolition.

Auckland needs to build more townhouses and apartments – is your neighbourhood affected?

Heritage chairwoman Margot McRae says 30m towers breach the 13m height limit.

South Island suburbs dominated OneRoof's half-year property report. Catherine Smith joins Herald NOW. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY

Boss backs new home consumer protection with 'good strong warranties, sound insurance'.

'A game-changer not only for Devonport but for all of Auckland': Mark Hiddleston.

69,500 Aucklanders are unemployed. Auckland's rate is higher than the national average.

From tech to trolleys: a New World store employing 90 staff is due to open on August 11.

Private hospitals, specialist Auckland health boom: nine sites of expansion listed here.