Property news

Urgent sale of 'dangerous' dump with million-dollar views

The derelict property has been looking for a new owner for more than two years.

Sole bidder snaps up Auckland party house, says no to 'free' Lamborghini

Buyer not interested in $300K sports car.

‘Zero to 100’: ChatGPT disputes clogging up rental system, agents warn of price hikes

Property managers say tenant use of AI is turning routine issues into complicated fights.

Property coach Ashley Binnie faces business ban probe after $2m firm failures

Ashley Binnie used his social media presence to sell coaching courses and advertise his services as a flipper for investors. Video / Ash Binnie

He made headlines with the Cardrona Hotel - now he’s selling another iconic Kiwi property

James Jenneson put his Grand Designs dream on hold as he heads back to the UK.

Fisher Funds warns index investors to check exposure

'Now is the time to be really selective': Fund boss warns on AI market surge.

Forsyth Barr’s new markets chief calls for simpler rules to boost listings

Blanchard says public infrastructure investment must mirror private models.

Pernell Callaghan: How private credit is reshaping the lending landscape

The sector now holds $22b in loans, with 81% of lenders growing volumes.

Inside Brazil’s bid to soar above Boeing and Airbus limits

'We still have difficulties': Embraer chief on supply chain pressure.

Market close: NZ sharemarket down 0.3% on light trading

The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 13,446.05, down 49.58 points or 0.37%.

Embraer's Brazil HQ

One of the world's largest aircraft manufacturers is carving a niche despite stiff competition.

Govt risks pay equity funding hole if Plunket, Hospice nurses win claims

Nurses union fears charities may have to cut services if Govt funding doesn't rise.

'It hasn’t survived the test of time': Entire Auckland retirement village to be demolished

Apartments, hospital built at height of the leaky building era. All must be demolished.

Fake traders, mismatched bank records: Man jailed over attempted $247K tax fraud

The man submitted GST returns despite no evidence of any business activity.

David Beckham is football’s unstoppable money-making machine

Telegraph: Beckham is cashing in on the most commercial World Cup in history.

NZ Media Council upholds complaint over inaccurate NZ Herald headline

The complaint centred on a misleading headline about debt shame.

Sky TV's big challenge: Free-to-air Three posts $5m loss - cost cuts 'ongoing'

The free-to-air channel was acquired by Sky TV for $1 in a debt-free deal last August.

‘She was desperate’: Wild Poppies creditors question sale as $1.3m deficit looms

Liquidators say reversing the sale would be costly and likely uneconomic.

A2 Milk gets key China approval, plans $300m dividend

The approval lets a2 Milk make China‑label infant formula at Pōkeno.

Why thriving at work starts with being yourself

HR Unlocked is a new podcast by Lisa Oakley from People Associates.

'Too risky': Are charities missing out under the Golden Visa scheme?

Philanthropy has been an option for Golden Visa investors for a year, but attracted $0.

Handcrafted heat: Waihī business taps into wellness boom with bespoke saunas

Luke Mexted talks to Tom Raynel about his small custom sauna business Home Sauna.

He owns 43 properties and believes there should be a capital gains tax

Andrew Nicol says he could "stomach that a lot more than paying more tax week-to-week".