Moving is stressful and it's easy to gloss over small details, writes Diana Clement.

Last year more than 70,000 new arrivals settled in New Zealand with 60 per cent choosing to live in the SuperCity, writes Steve Hart.

One couple's move up the hill opened up a whole new world for their growing family, discovers Robyn Welsh

This property is in a great location and has resource consent for a second dwelling, writes Catherine Smith

This modernised home is in the best spot, writes Louise Richardson

Commuter chaos has no place on the agenda when living in this two-bedroom home, writes Penny Lewis.

With the feel of a traditional bach, this modern retreat is close to the beach, writes Donna McIntyre.

A waterfront site and views make this home ideal for leaving your worries at the door, writes Sandra Goodwin.

It won't be until mid-February that activity is back to full swing and we can better compare with last year, writes Jonno Ingerson.

The ratio of median house prices to median wages in New Zealand remain "very high", Dr Squires says.

A coastal property with mature trees was a must for this couple in their retirement, writes Robyn Welsh

This country home has been designed with stylish and practical living in mind, writes Leigh Bramwell

New Zealand is in the top 10 for Chinese property investors according to a survey of China's wealthiest people. The report by the

Restored from bottom to top, this cute villa has won lots of praise from the locals, writes Donna McIntyre

Too many Kiwis don't get their financial ducks in a row when house-hunting, which can lead to disappointment, writes Diana Clement

A makeover and a modest reconfiguration has transformed this family home, writes Deborah Telford

Sub-penthouse boasts privacy and convenience, finds Donna McIntyre

A central Warkworth setting and a big section were the perfect mix for city escapees, writes Sandra Goodwin

Careful decor choices have been made to complement this new build, writes Sandra Goodwin

A couple's holiday home was built for views and easy living, writes Donna McIntyre