Why the recession might be good news for the housing market
Recessions aren't good but in the inflation fight, sooner might be better than later.
Recessions aren't good but in the inflation fight, sooner might be better than later.
Parau Farms is still seen as necessary to help address the city's 'critical' shortage.
Hundreds gathered in Wellington's Cathedral of St Paul to remember the victims.
Level of sales remains low but volumes rose in each of the past three months. What next?
Auckland is now at $995,000, the third month in a row its median is below $1m.
Size of debt owed to tiny home creditors almost doubles.
'We have an ageing population but New Zealand has prepared poorly.'
Makeshift camp on public land in Whangārei may be dismantled
The number of new listings in May had almost halved compared to the same time last year.
'Always happy to investigate any issue of alleged unfairness or inappropriate charging.'
"Tentative signs of an uptick in activity, moderating price falls."
There is still potential for further volatility in the property market.
Housing Minister Megan Woods says moving tenants to new locations is also an option.
Joshua Hürlimann agreed to the restrictions - but he took the sellers to court anyway.
Highest-price retirement village units: ORAs on two double-height penthouses $13.75m each.
There are fewer people living in homeless motels but some residents are still suffering.
A councillor says the programme has run out of puff.
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The concepts of resilience and sustainability are key priorities.
Public and private partnerships are needed to get investment and development moving.
Investors will arrive to improve the country’s liveability if the conditions are right.
How will Auckland look with 2.2m people? New plan for housing is now out for consultation.
A form of urban intensification will still play a role in New Zealand’s planning.
But Kāinga Ora seems to have taken some community concerns on board, group says.
Another sign Auckland has bottomed out. A jump in volume, but sale prices flat.
'If we’re not building anything, we don’t particularly need a whole lot of builders.'
Signs are there, but a mortgage broker says there is worse to come for some.
The Herald has analysed decades of data to see how crime has changed in Aotearoa.
New reports from OneRoof, Corelogic and ANZ all suggest house prices may have bottomed out