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$NZ681m development for central Auckland

Precinct Properties will go ahead with a planned $NZ681 million ($A630.79 million) development in downtown Auckland, including a 39-storey waterfront office tower and retail centre.

NZ Reserve Bank cuts interest rate

New Zealand's Reserve Bank is handing homeowners an early Christmas present, lowering the official cash rate to a record low 2.5 per cent.

NZ rate cut widely expected

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is widely tipped to deliver an early Christmas present for homeowners by cutting the official cash rate on Thursday.

Aucklanders priced out of property market told to consider investments to get on to ladder

Are you struggling to buy a first home? Maybe it's time to think about becoming a landlord instead. Property experts say making your first house purchase an investment property is something that should pay off in the long run. David Whitburn, director of FUZO property, spent years living in rental properties while he built up his own investment portfolio. "It was a sacrifice that helped us get ahead."

New rules for NZ rental homes

New Zealand landlords will have to insulate their houses and install smoke alarms under legislation that's just been introduced to parliament.

NPT posts first-half profit rise

NPT, New Zealand's listed property investor, increased first-half earnings 6.1 per cent as rental income from its retail buildings dragged up revenue, while a lift in the value of its overall property portfolio almost doubled profit.

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.

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