Houses getting cheaper but still nine years to save for a 20% deposit
The five things you need to know about the housing market this week.
The five things you need to know about the housing market this week.
Iconic design by the architects behind Auckland’s proposed new waterfront stadium.
Slim pickings at the moment but these streets are seen as the places to be.
These homeowners are shelling out at least $6000 a fortnight in mortgage repayments.
Beach homes in the North Shore suburb are usually tightly held.
The castle was built in the 1980s and does a roaring trade on Airbnb.
They’ve realised there’s money to be made transforming them into modern apartments.
Banks unlikely to approve finance.
Rate hike fears likely to slow the housing market revival.
Sudden rush of first-time buyers looking at houses in city's more affordable suburbs.
Buyers on the hunt for blank canvases near the beach to build their dream homes.
The key to saving thousands of dollars a year in interest rate payments.
Top agent isn’t afraid to knock on people’s doors.
Grand Designs-style property is on the market for sale.
Property ended up selling for $370,000 more than what the vendors had expected.
Yes, if the neighbouring house is anything to go by.
The five things you need to know about the housing market this week.
She hugged her agent as property fetched $150,000 above its RV.
But drop in rateable value does not necessarily mean smaller rates bill, officials warn.
Waves were lapping in the background as at least 80 people turned out for auction.
Holiday homes on these streets can fetch up to $10m.
Crumbling Wellington property could be turned into a dream house.
Top auctioneers say strange bidding technique is often used in New Zealand.
Warwick House is nicknamed The Castle due to its impressive neo-gothic turret.
Getting bank finance is the main problem.
Buyers weighing up whether to renovate or rebuild the property.
Architect was praised for his “fearless approach to design experimentation”.
Their trophy homes have panic rooms, gyms and fridges the size of most kitchens.
Sailing enthusiast picks up lakefront property once owned by the late Ralph Roberts.