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OPINION: There's not much for Māori to celebrate in Budget 2024.

Lucrative care suites help drive up profit.

One wall in a block was redesigned from a sheer drop with a mural to curved with windows.

The tenant would have been left homeless if the landlord had been successful.

Since the district’s last revaluation, residential values have increased 33 per cent.

Just getting through this year and surviving: the aim of many in property land.

New images show 'Melbourne'-style development planned for Avondale.

'Be vigilant about who you are allowing to stay in your property.'

The scale of financial trouble the builder contracted by Kāinga Ora is in is revealed.

That was despite meth testing at the Metropolis apartment coming back negative.

'After a few weeks, we decided we needed to move' - Goedeke on coming to NZ.

The company targets the budget-conscious, trucking places nationally. Prices from $65,000.

Ready to be lifted off the ground in grumpy Carl's balloon house?

Grant Thornton is now in charge of the construction business, which built 700 state homes.

Most businesses built fewer homes, yet modular builder HouseMe's completions skyrocketed.

'There is not a desire for more red tape with the current Government.' - Joanna Pidgeon

One organisation dished out $136,000 of food parcels in a year.

Rising immigration and more students cited as driving factors.

'It will take us five years, hoping to be the most visited destination in Queenstown.'

'Good outcome' as no owners forced to leave the tower, after being on notice last week.

Tour bookings are now being offered, but the first residents won't move in until May.

Retirement village giant now searching for a new group chief executive.

OPINION: 'The winners of the 2023 election were the lobbyists and their clients.'

Northlanders unsure whether new 'pet bond' will make a difference to renters.

Residents in the building at 76 Albert St were threatened with having to leave by Monday.

EDITORIAL: New policy might help some, but doesn't address issues faced by most renters.

Deposits taken on the first stage or 180 units amount to around $100m of sales.

Around $2.5b of infrastructure is estimated to be needed to enable plans to proceed.

It hopes to encourage more rentals. Officials are unsure if tenants will benefit.