Landlords stories
Fintech company Traity has partnered with Terri Scheer to launch Trustbond, a technology that aims to make renting more accessible in Australia.
IT firms can boost their bottom lines with our savvy guide: 12 simple steps to enhance efficiency and slash costs effortlessly.
Custom apps have transformed business for Harcourts Real Estate, with the apps now winning recognition from Apple.
Apps designed to improve Harcourts Real Estate agents productivity - and the customer experience - have won recognition from Apple.
Unisys set to digitalise NZ's MBIE tenancy bond system, promising easier transactions for landlords and tenants alike.
Tenants may need flexible parking and charging layouts as driverless vehicles reshape building design, delivery zones and site selection.
Demand for desks is pushing average rates up in London and the US, as flexible workspace expands at double-digit pace worldwide.
Nearly half of New Zealand homes fall short on basic warmth, leaving bedrooms unheated and raising health risks for children and others.
Tenants and landlords may need to rethink parking, charging and delivery space as autonomous vehicles alter how commercial sites are used.
Despite Hawke’s Bay’s spending surge, Napier shops stayed empty as retail vacancies held steady in the city’s main shopping streets.
Homeowners may be surprised to learn that once tradespeople start work, safety duties shift to them and the tradies themselves.
The winner from The Lightning Lab's Electric Innovation Challenge has been announced - and emhLabs took out the top spot.
The group’s Auckland office has lifted its NABERSNZ tenant score to 5 stars, underscoring lower energy use for occupiers and landlords alike.
Better energy ratings are helping landlords cut costs while giving tenants healthier workplaces, higher productivity and longer leases.
Kiwibank has announced the winners of its New Zealand Kiwibank FinTech Accelerator 2017. Who made the cut and what are their plans?.
Former Dick Smith stores in New Zealand are being snapped up by other retailers, including Bed Bath - Beyond, as the company closes its doors.
An 80% reduction in technology sales saw Unisys New Zealand's revenue and profit drop dramatically in financial 2014.
Departing Real Estate Institute chief executive Helen O'Sullivan said the Reserve Bank's decision to continue the loan-to-value ratio restrictions.
Urban renters feel the pinch as weekly rental costs soar by 6.4%, with cities facing sharper increases compared to provincial areas.
Good Guys is leaving the New Zealand market, with The Warehouse Group taking over its appliance stores in Auckland.
