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Bill English, inset, has said there is no housing crisis, despite increasing reports of people living in cars, garages and overcrowded housing. Photo: RNZ / Supplied
PM spoke of housing crisis in 2010 – Sallies
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SUPPLIED Property investor Richard Burrell’s subdivision concept for Wellington City Council’s land at Shelly Bay, which he says would bring in $30m for ratepayers.
Shelly Bay land ‘worth $30m’
A Wellington property investor has offered to pay for the revaluation of Shelly Bay.
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Tahnee Barnes did tours of Afghanistan and East Timor before moving into the world of luxury real estate.
War vet lands top real estate gig
A MILITARY veteran once deployed in Afghanistan has had a rare change of fortune after landing a dream real estate gig where she’ll rub shoulders with the country’s richest people.
Edge Mortgages founder Glen McLeod said it was fair for banks to ask for their sweeteners back if customers left
Banks want sweeteners back
Banks are cracking down on customers who accept cash incentives when they take out a home loan – then switch their business to another bank.
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BRUCE CLARKE/FAIRFAX NZ Wellington City Council is asking developers and community housing providers to redevelop inner-city buildings into new social and affordable apartments, which it will lease.
More apartments for CBD
Developers are being asked to step up to help solve Wellington’s housing crisis by...
Brenton and Renee Moyes with daughter Harper are paying $650,000 for their Glen Innes house. Photo / Michael Craig
34 teachers, nurses, police officers and builders workers win housing windfall in Glen Innes
Thirty-four workers in “essential services” have won heavily discounted houses under a scheme aimed at helping them afford to live in Auckland.
FAIRFAX NZ Mortgage broker John Bolton says there are strategies behind some older people’s unpaid mortgages.
Mortgage at age 55? No way
Aaron Watt was never going to be one of those people who sleepwalk through their mortgage, taking 25, or 30 years to pay it.
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Auckland house prices hold steady
While the number of residential properties sold in Auckland in May was low compared to previous years, prices showed no signs of retreating.
The man’s offending included regularly unzipping his fly. Photo / 123rf.com
Why disgraced real estate agent granted permanent name suppression
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est Australian man Paul Linabury, 30, recently purchased a house in Japan
Australia: Priced out of the country: Houses in Sydney and Melbourne are so expensive that Australian first home buyers are snapping up properties in JAPAN
The housing affordability crisis gripping Sydney and Melbourne is so severe some first home buyers are purchasing properties in Japan instead.
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