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Home-building approvals rise

New Zealand home-building approvals rose for the first time in three months, driven by apartment consents as declining short-term mortgage rates help lure investors back into the property market.

Mon, Mar 30th 2009 02:35PM

Insolvency changes don’t go far enough

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Online fraudsters targeting landlords

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Real mortgagee sale numbers

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OCR reduced to 3%

2 min read

Home sales, prices revive in February

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Residential highlights - February 2009

9 min read

Real estate market showing positive signs: Survey

2 min read

Evicted state tenants a concern for landlords

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Property values fall 8.9%: QV

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Auckland the most positive big city

8 min read

Auckland house prices rise, confidence edges up

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Falls and rises in home loan rates

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Orewa showhome for sale - 7.81% return for 15 months

1 min read

Women’s workshop highlights NZ potential

2 min read

Housing confidence rises as prices slip

2 min read

Manukau City: Face of the future

13 min read

RTA changes swing favour towards landlords

2 min read

Avoid unexpected GST bills on apartment sales

1 min read

Govt looks at regulating property managers

1 min read

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