Miriam Bell is a senior business reporter with a focus on local news in New Zealand. She writes for publications such as Waikato Times, The Press, and The Post, and her work has also appeared in Stuff. Miriam covers a wide range of topics including economic management, real estate, small businesses, and technology in the business sector.
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Miriam's articles primarily focus on the local real estate industry in New Zealand, often citing data and government announcements. She may be interested in pitches related to trends or developments within the real estate market, including housing sales, mortgage rates, construction projects led by women, and holiday property markets.
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Miriam Bell It's a time of change for tourism, and in five years time it will look very different, but that provides opportunities for the industry to grow.
Property market conditions are stabilising, but prices are “bouncing along the bottom” of the market, and some areas are still seeing steep falls, Quotable Value says.
By: Miriam Bell
Nearly 10% of homes nationwide are selling at a loss, but Auckland home sellers are losing money more than sellers in other parts of the country, CoreLogic says.
Goodman Property Trust has announced an after tax profit of $45.5 million for the six months to September 30, a 127.9% increase on the same period last year.
Precinct Properties' net operating income before tax inched up 1.5% over the last year - a “pleasing” outcome given the economic environment , the company's chief executive says.
The Small Business Project is a weekly series that shines the spotlight on Kiwi small businesses doing interesting and unusual things.
By: Miriam Bell
There was a big jump in the number of houses being sold by auction last month - a sign of momentum returning to the market, say experts.
By: Miriam Bell
Argosy Property navigated a difficult operating environment to post an after tax profit of $33 million in the six months to September 30, and credited
Oceania Healthcare has announced declines in after tax profit and income in the six months to September 30, and will not be paying shareholders a dividend.
Multimillion-dollar retirement apartments will not just survive the soft property market, but thrive, according to the developer of a new luxury village in Auckland.
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