Stonewood Key goes offline
Website 'under construction' as some projects delayed in slow market.
Stonewood Key, L-R: Vicki Chow, Michael Chow, Max Key, Sir John Key, John Chow, Steven Zhu.
Tim Hunter
Wed, 05 Jul 2023
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Hawke’s Bay
Stonewood Key, a property development joint venture between former Prime Minister Sir John Key’s son Max and the Chow brothers, has taken its website offline as the cooling market slows sales.
Property records indicate the five projects under way earlier this year remain mostly unsold.
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Tim Hunter
Wed, 05 Jul 2023
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