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Hobsonville clocks up 500 new homes

New Zealand's largest housing development has clocked up 500 completed new homes and another 389 are under construction.

Tower posts loss on ballooning quake costs

Insurance firm Tower has posted an annual loss as it prepares for more expensive claims from the Canterbury spate of earthquakes, but raised its dividend payout.

NZ Super Fund's responsible investor strategy

The $30 billion New Zealand Superannuation Fund is the best performing sovereign wealth fund over the past five years, generating returns of more than 17 per cent a year.

Real estate agents enjoy high customer satisfaction

Real estate agents may get a hard time, but a recent survey of consumer satisfaction has found Kiwis hold a high degree of satisfaction with their agents.

Labour Party looks to ban foreign buyers

A bill to stop foreign buyers investing in New Zealand housing has been picked from the members' ballot to be introduced to parliament.

Goodman Property's first-half profit drops

Goodman Property Trust, New Zealand's largest listed property investor, posted a 20 per cent drop in first-half profit, after the year-earlier period was boosted by a revaluation gain on its portfolio.

Waikato property sales streak ahead

It's no angel but Auckland's 'halo effect' has blessed the property market with roaring sales, well ahead of national figures and housing stocks back to sustainable levels.

GJ Gardner Mid and South Canterbury enters liquidation

A note on the door of the closed GJ Gardner South Canterbury offices in Timaru. The company went into voluntary liquidation on Monday. The company which holds the GJ Gardner Homes Mid and South Canterbury franchise is in voluntary liquidation.

Auckland's housing boom could worsen under proposed mortgage rules

Restricting the size of a mortgage to a multiple of a homeowner's income proposed by Treasury would hinder, not help, the Auckland housing market the Property Institute says. Ashley Church, chief executive of the institute, said debt-to-income mortgage restrictions could lead to an artificial boom in apartments and could cut first-home buyers even more greatly out of the market if they were introduced.

Fletcher wins $NZ477m Akld centre contract

Fletcher Building's construction unit has won the $NZ477 million ($A446.59 million) contract to build SkyCity's national convention centre, five-star hotel and associated infrastructure in Auckland.

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