'Chasing rainbows': Home buyers getting fussy while vendors seek 'Lotto win' sales
'I think the market's bottomed out and it is consolidating now.'
'I think the market's bottomed out and it is consolidating now.'
A councillor disagrees, referencing locals’ 'terrible, sad and upsetting stories'.
Meet renters expecting to be tenants for life, and those who still dream of homeownership.
Sibling had taken out an ANZ mortgage over the parents' home to invest in a business.
The influence of 'wealth' on the property market is one suspected reason for high prices.
The charity delivers 92,000 food parcels in a year: 'That’s not a flex'.
The school fought to stop intensification impacting children's privacy.
'A truth that nobody is willing to talk about or don’t have the guts to deal with.'
Other income sources included rent payments and donations.
Rotorua Daily Post is looking back at the stories of 2023.
Rotorua Daily Post is looking back at the stories of 2023.
Rotorua Daily Post is looking back at the stories of 2023.
Rotorua Daily Post is looking back at the stories of 2023.
Revealed: The fire report that led to a backpackers' being deemed a dangerous building.
OneRoof's latest property report paints a picture of how suburbs have performed.
What do locals think about more Kāinga Ora houses on the eastern side of Rotorua?
'I realise I will have some people who will give me a bit of stick.'
"I cried. We are so grateful and thankful for the opportunity.”
The housing agency has announced a major development.
"We’re looking at ways we can maximise the impact we’re having."
Rotorua MP Todd McClay says he will work hard to get back the Rotorua that once was.
The local rental market is 'unbelievably tight', social housing operator says.
Construction work on the first 215 houses could start this year.
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Rotorua MP says National aims to rid the city of emergency housing motels in two years.
Fears mum-and-dad investors are being 'squeezed out'.
The housing is for hapū members currently living in emergency accommodation.
OPINION: Ngāi Te Rangi's plans seem a neat solution.
Land valued at $2 million could be used to help fill a sportsfield deficit instead.
The homes would have three bedrooms and cost up to $170,000.