
Focus: Founder of Mortgage Lab on tighter lending laws
Rupert Gough, founder of Mortgage Lab discusses tighter lending laws. Video / NZ Herald
Rupert Gough, founder of Mortgage Lab discusses tighter lending laws. Video / NZ Herald
A $33.2 million carparking site in Takapuna's heart has been sold for a secret sum.
Nelson couple fighting builder face legal bills about half what it cost to build house.
When it comes to the property sector, inflation varies from low to eye-watering
Strong GDP growth in late 2022 will provide a solid foundation for tackling inflation.
Homeless charity says just three of its clients have found permanent homes in three years.
When did the market turn? Late 2021, according to Westpac.
The pandemic triggered the return of inflation, now war has amplified the price pain.
"It's not our fault" is not a sustainable political strategy, even if it is largely true.
The unbuilt units don't even come with car parks or garages.
Clean-up has begun at the Derrimore Heights site.
The sprawling home has seen a lot of history in Hastings.
Number of Auckland's lowest socio-economic areas have been hit hard, facing raising rates.
However, the party won't commit to axing all of Labour's housing taxes.
A Government report has warned New Zealand could soon run out of motels for the homeless.
Couple behind purchase of prominent site revealed; what are they planning for it?
About 12 per cent of Kāinga Ora households are now behind on their rent.
'I am happy to stand behind you ... This little maelstrom will pass quickly,' one read.
Kāinga Ora is sticking by its decision to go modular and with overseas builders.
Quinovic sent the rent summary for a High Commission in Wellington to another tenant.
One way or another there is a reckoning coming for cryptocurrency.
Construction crews will return to the site on Monday after a five-month delay.
"We can just act as though we don't know anything," one internal email read.
Heavyweights tell price probe their materials are a smaller part of the overall cost.
About 200 homes are set to be built in Flaxmere.
Twenty-something economist Brad Olsen has never let his youth hold him back.
Investors went looking for cheap buys.
Chief executive says the "kitchen sink" has been thrown at the housing market.