Are Kiwis finally moving on from their property investment obsession?
The number of investors diving into direct share investment is on the rise.
The number of investors diving into direct share investment is on the rise.
NZME's OneRoof cited as example of competition in allowing deal to go ahead.
USG Boral said it can't succeed here.
OPINION: A hot labour market may seem a good thing, but problems may lie ahead.
'This is as good an outcome as anyone could expect in the circumstances' - says lender.
40,000 Auckland homes sat vacant last Census - equivalent to all the homes in Lower Hutt.
The vineyard sold in May for $600,000 less than what the company paid for it in 2014.
EDITORIAL: Headwinds face the property market and these may accelerate the slowdown.
Covid-19 has shown us that we can do hard things when they're needed. So why don't we?
Recent rate rises have added $1800 on to a typical yearly home loan. It could get higher.
Clevedon Kawakawa Road Limited made a purchase of land for an overseas investor in 2013.
$2m gets you rundown, toilet-less villa in Auckland. Money goes a lot further down south.
The application has been opposed by lobby group Quiet Sky Waiheke.
"You're a long time dead ... whatever you are doing, make sure it's enjoyable."
Heritage groups worry high rises are coming inner Auckland. Developers say get used to it.
Day 129: Protect Pūtiki said it would remain at the site until some resolution is reached
More than 41,000 people left Auckland in search of greener pastures in just five years.
About 40 per cent of Kiwi kids regularly move house by the age of 8, study finds.
The Auckland firm wants to be the Sharesies of property investing.
Developer says 'staff are simply trying to do their jobs'.
Critics have cited koalas in the area as one reason to oppose development.
The curious series of sales caught the eye of serious financial crime police.
It's billed as Grey Lynn's most affordable character entry home. But where do you shower?
By 2033, JLL estimates around 81,000 people will live in these villages.
"Early evidence of a gentle deceleration in market momentum" - Nick Goodall.
Healthy Homes standards kick-in today but work still needs to be done on many rentals.
"The sale process is highly confidential, as is standard market practice."
'RMA takes too long, costs too much and hasn't protected the environment.'