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Greg Ninness is the Property Editor of interest.co.nz. He has worked as a business journalist since 1990 and covered the commercial and residential property markets since 2005.
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The changing face of Auckland's million dollar-plus homes
A mix of investors and owner-occupiers were active at the latest Auckland apartment auction
A mix of investors and owner-occupiers were active at the latest Auckland apartment auction
Harcourts says Auckland house prices and sales numbers were both up in September and expects them to go even higher
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Harcourts says Auckland house prices and sales numbers were both up in September and expects them to go even higher
An Auckland Council report finds almost 40% of Auckland homes sold last year were affordable for first home buyers
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An Auckland Council report finds almost 40% of Auckland homes sold last year were affordable for first home buyers
ASB suggests fixing mortgages for three years may be worth the risk
A Central Otago orchard with more than 48,000 stone fruit trees is being sold by its receivers
Prepare for picket lines at ANZ as staff vote to strike
Prepare for picket lines at ANZ as staff vote to strike
Auckland set for more more new office buildings and apartment conversions in CBD
QV says house values are still rising but the rate of growth has slowed
ASB thinks house prices will keep rising in Auckland and the Reserve Bank is still on track to hike interest rates in March.
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ASB thinks house prices will keep rising in Auckland and the Reserve Bank is still on track to hike interest rates in March.
Prices and sales volumes were both up for Barfoot & Thompson in September
Tim Wilson brought along the entertainment to the latest Ray White apartment auction
Average asking prices of homes listed for sale are barely moving says Trade Me Property
Plenty of penthouse passion but some leasehold pain at latest apartment auction
Plenty of penthouse passion but some leasehold pain at latest apartment auction
Rabobank sets the bears among the cows, puts the blame on China
The number of new dwelling consents dropped in August led by falls in Auckland and Canterbury
Household economic confidence slumped sharply in September quarter, led by Auckland, Northland and Hawkes Bay
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Household economic confidence slumped sharply in September quarter, led by Auckland, Northland and Hawkes Bay
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Monday; the NZ$ drops sharply, Auckland rents are picked to rise, the banks offer some relief for owners of leaky units and there's trouble in Hong Kong.
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A review of things you need to know before you go home on Monday; the NZ$ drops sharply, Auckland rents are picked to rise, the banks offer some relief for owners of leaky units and there's trouble in Hong Kong.
Banks launch escrow-based scheme to manage payment of repairs to leaky multi-unit complexes
Barfoots says most landlords are expecting to raise their rents by 5% or less, driving yields down even lower
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Barfoots says most landlords are expecting to raise their rents by 5% or less, driving yields down even lower
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Friday; NZ$ faces more downward pressure, Harmoney targets $100m of loans, apartment auction produces astounding result
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A review of things you need to know before you go home on Friday; NZ$ faces more downward pressure, Harmoney targets $100m of loans, apartment auction produces astounding result
An apartment purchased for $290,000 sells for $350,000 two months later
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Thursday; Wheeler jawbones the dollar down, banks not troubled by bad loans, although ANZ may have trouble at mill and the FMA has been busy in court
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A review of things you need to know before you go home on Thursday; Wheeler jawbones the dollar down, banks not troubled by bad loans, although ANZ may have trouble at mill and the FMA has been busy in court
The FMA brought more cases to court in June year as it completed finance company investigations
The FMA brought more cases to court in June year as it completed finance company investigations
Bayleys expects a surge of land suitable for housing to start coming on to the market
Bayleys expects a surge of land suitable for housing to start coming on to the market