Anne GibsonProperty Editor·NZ Herald·7 Oct, 2026 03:00 AM6 mins to readThe Real Estate Authority has found Nicky Malloy guilty of unsatisfactory conduct.The Real Estate Authority has found Nicky Malloy guilty of unsatisfactory conduct.A real estate agent has been ordered to pay an Auckland property buyer $23,851.92 after the buyer was led to believe a gravel garden area was a legal third car park. Blue Fern Realty salesperson Nicky Malloy, who operated under the Harcourts brand, was found guilty of unsatisfactory conduct by
Harcourts agent Nicky Malloy ordered to pay buyer $23,800 over unconsented car park
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