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Housing lift ahead: $5m foreign buyers expected to fuel market activity

'More confidence is starting to brew in the economy with interest rates coming down.'

'Bipartisan path': Westpac chief urges stability on housing, health and education

Catherine McGrath shares her reflections as a part of this year's Mood of the Boardroom.

Commerce Commission v Harcourts in Christchurch, cartel alleged

Conduct was 'damaging' because they have a big share of the local market: commission.

Car manufacturer Hyundai signs Kiwi builder for big Takapuna scheme

The Strand apartments are to be four blocks, up to 10 levels high, facing the waterfront.

'Nut jobs at AT': Marketer blasts speed humps in suburb, transport agency says developer responsible

A cyclist says he counted 87 humps on a 3.2km loop and gave up on plans to buy there.

'Ngāti Ockham': Iwi-Pākehā collab brings 720 new city homes

By working together, an iwi collective and a Pākehā developer are yielding big results.

Bevan Graham: GDP was bad, but not as bad as it looked

OPINION: Keep calm and ignore the data volatility, a market economist says.

How one developer turned $13m into 284 homes

Can Lower Hutt's cost-neutral housing blueprint ease Wellington's billion-dollar bill?

New member appointed to Reserve Bank committee that sets the OCR

Agribusiness exec Hayley Gourley has been appointed as a Monetary Policy Committee member.

Mixed reception to heritage home specialist Brooksfield's arrival

'Only genuine old houses built of native timbers are the real thing': Margot McRae

Phil ‘Bear’ Reweti fighting for Māori voice

It is a change he has campaigned for across the past three elections.

$3.8m complex gives younger disabled people a home away from rest homes

'With appropriate housing, disabled people can live with independence and dignity.'

Density or disaster? The fight over the future of Auckland's housing plan

NZ Herald senior reporter Simon Wilson joins us to break down the battle over Auckland’s housing future.

What Auckland's zoning for two million homes actually means

From villa streets to looming towers, Auckland's zoning battle will reshape the city.

Late-night knocks, toe tugging and power tools: Tribunal slams landlord's conduct

One tenant said they were woken by the landlord tugging at their toe.

New Auckland housing 'awful': Christchurch heritage developer expands north

Other developers were having a hard time 'because their homes are absolutely awful'.