Central location was part of the appeal of this villa, which underwent renovation.

There are plenty of attractions in and around this extended family home.

The brief to the architects was short and very specific for this light and airy home.

1912 classic with white walls and red Marseilles tiles.

The seasonally adjusted number of new homes consented fell 7.6 per cent in April.

With Muriwai and Woodhill Forest nearby, this home is close to a world of fun.

Big red front door is start of the 'wow' factor, writes Robyn Welsh.

Solar panels and energy-efficient lighting incorporate into this eye-catching apartment.

Waterfront and playground is on the doorstep, writes Graham Hepburn.

Family ties to this Waitakere land go back three generations, writes Louise Richardson.

When they say there is room for all the family, they really mean it, says Donna McIntyre.

There is room here for family, animals and a couple of hundred guests.

Renovations have transformed this CBD home, writes Donna McIntyre.

Home has become too big for the owners' current requirements, writes Catherine Smith.

An old working man's cottage has been brought into the 21st century.

There's a romantic story to this large family home, writes Sandra Goodwin.

Family says goodbye to a much-loved home, writes Deborah Telford.

This elegant and spacious home caught owner's eye straight away, writes Sandra Goodwin.

With its jetty and plenty of space, this home is ready for the next family.

Architect focuses on creating houses that are pleasant to live in, says Sandra Goodwin.

This home offers peace and privacy as well as views to Rangitoto and beyond.

This central apartment ticks all the boxes, finds Donna McIntyre.

Apartments made from engineered timber will be sustainable and efficient.

A shed where grandmother played as a girl has been turned into a family hideout.