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Water penetrated layers in the roof of this award-winning residential scheme.

If trends continue, almost all Māori could be renters by 2061, an ANZ report warns.

'More confidence is starting to brew in the economy with interest rates coming down.'

Conduct was 'damaging' because they have a big share of the local market: commission.

The Strand apartments are to be four blocks, up to 10 levels high, facing the waterfront.

By working together, an iwi collective and a Pākehā developer are yielding big results.

Ockham Residential CEO William Deihl says entire block will be rented, market so tough.

'I take my hat off to the work you guys do' - Mayor Wayne Brown praises Toi developers.

One tenant said they were woken by the landlord tugging at their toe.

Other developers were having a hard time 'because their homes are absolutely awful'.

Repayments have been made from the proceeds of selling properties – a victory for PwC.

The tenant was told the house she'd lived in for 12 years was being sold.

The woman said having her two dogs with her likely prevented a far more sinister outcome.

Fiona McLaren had to pick up the pieces when her tenant damaged the property and left.

Nineteen submissions supported the big new scheme, 16 were made against it.

But the landlord who leased the property was considered the 'meat in the sandwich'.

Despite housing downturn, company sales remain strong: 332 new units, care suites built.

The latest rental figures have been revealed.

Sales in this year's first half were the highest the company had recorded in a half-year.

Lower mortgage rates and steady income growth have helped improve housing affordability.

Plans for 'capital recycling': sell part or all of the new PwC Tower in Commercial Bay.

The Government decided on the changes in 2024, but used urgency to pass the law in 2025.

Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei's assets have risen from $631m in 2014 to $1.53b last year.

The man, who was living there with his 12yo, stopped paying rent in protest.

The five flatmates broke the fixed-term tenancy after claiming the $980 rent was too high.

Marutūāhu wants to build on the land now used by the Meadowbank Pony Club for grazing.

Shundi Customs' general manager gives an update on the once-stalled apartment tower.

Premium care suites are for sale at the new building from $295,000 to $580,000.

His family moved in and paid $152 a week on the home with a market rent of $840.