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The tenant alleged a leaky gas heater had caused her and her children to become ill.

James Maxwell disappeared, leaving behind his belongings and badly soiled carpets.

Crown entities, Auckland Council, national companies and subcontractors on the list.

Agents report most vendors understand the need to adjust their price expectations.

"Hose for washing machine empties out of window. Kitchen water goes on the lawn."

Business has 33 villages accommodating 6500 residents.

Side issue of basement car park and storage unit partly at the centre of the court battle.

Twelve one-bedroom and three two-bedroom apartments will be rented to state tenants.

Award-winning real estate agent's business was found guilty of unsatisfactory conduct.

Blood stained the apartment, hallway and lift after a tenant's drunken outburst.

Neighbours' behaviour, poor services, bad management and fees were among the complaints.

Cheapies more sought after: Buyers fix attention on sub-$1m Auckland homes.

Wellington continues to experience the weakest performance in New Zealand.

New Zealand's retirement village and aged-care "model" was admired in Australia.

"Tenant's partner screaming and using foul language on multiple occasions."

Some agencies are collecting potentially illegal information, an investigation finds.

Claddings now mostly removed from buildings at centre of court case.

"Weeks away from applying for resource consent" - Donnelly on Unitec housing.

Total assets rose significantly by $889m to reach $5bn: latest annual report.

"As per usual, the premium end of the market beats to its own drum" - Nick Goodall

Stores galore: From Timaru to Martinborough, Remuera to Taumarunui.

Resident had to move out when her husband was diagnosed with terminal cancer.

She couldn't afford weekly village fees and her husband's hospital-level care.

In the last quarter, 97 per cent or 194 Auckland suburbs had property value drops.

REINZ data shows house prices falling $322 a day last month.

Questions about what appeared to be a mystery deal.

"More stock has lessened the urgency to buy'" REINZ chief executive says.

'We've taken exactly the same approach to the apartments as we did to Westgate.'

The landlord left their belongings, including food, linen and a vehicle, at the property.