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The sector continues to see expansion.

Support payments based on rent data about six years out of date.

"As silly as it was going high, it's just as silly going low," says RVA president.

Landlord said 'he is on ACC and he is a moaner'.

Spoiler alert: how this builder managed to avoid the Gib crisis. Look and learn.

Whether the rodents were rats or mice was not specified.

Buyers more cautious, vendors want best prices.

The constable had lived in the house since 2009. Police wanted it for a new officer.

Stiff opposition from residents, businesses concerned about anti-social behaviour.

The tenant said the wipes could have been left by the tenants who moved in afterwards.

Good news for many as it gave them hope of getting townhouses soon.

Monte Cecilia Housing Trust says families are stuck in limbo with "nowhere to go".

The Tenancy Tribunal told the woman her landlord was not her banker.

Apartment owners told to hand over insurance payout after tenant damages common property.

An underlying stench of faeces at a rental remains while the tenant is long gone.

Avondale's regeneration "much needed and long overdue," says Mayor Phil Goff.

Total of 16 walls were damaged, hallways were sprayed with graffiti.

Landlord kept coming over, inviting friends round, and turned power off to annoy tenants.

Man rented out the basement of a property, despite having no consent from council.

Receivers issued reassurance saying deposits are held in trust accounts.

Seasonal staff are struggling to find accommodation as a booming winter approaches.

About 92,000 houses were forecast to sell this year, now it could be only 78,000.

A Tauranga mum and her three kids lived in a tent at their rental, but still paid rent.

Radius has seen a rise in profit while Metroglass made a loss.

Value for money? Critics say there's better uses for $30m worth of state homes.

"Pipeline of development opportunities one of the most exciting in the company's history".

Ryman beat expectations on Friday and now, new analysis digs deeper.

Sylvia Park was the "standout performer" and Ikea plans to open its first NZ store there.

Christopher Luxon says he would "immediately" axe Labour's tax on landlords.