Frances Cook presents the OneRoof Property Panel for September 2019
Frances Cook presents the OneRoof Property Panel for September 2019.
Frances Cook presents the OneRoof Property Panel for September 2019.
Home-owner Ruth Flynn hopes to capitalise on demand for West Auckland lifestyle blocks.
Two Auckland tenants say they lived day and night with the smell of Chinese take away.
Tauranga tenants deny running brothel, but were fined for unlawful meth use.
Tenant with a child aged under two listed 22 separate issues with Henderson house.
Qestral says its expansion is partly due to Government funding constraints.
Lessons for agents from agent caught sleeping at house Bayleys was selling.
23 Sargeson units for sale as one lot or individually - administrator moves
Ha before authority, tribunal, High Court: loses all three rounds
New Zealand's most expensive suburb was at the heart of rapid house price increases.
It's not just Barfoot's clients either: agents and their friends are drawn here too.
The tenant's felines caused thousands of dollars damage to carpets and curtains.
Sandra Williams won two of three disputes with Metlifecare
It has an Auckland Council rating value of $8.1m, but the owner says $11m minimum.
American who intends to stay in NZ selling L29 penthouse apartment.
Big milestones ahead for Auckland's newest town centre.
Listed landlord Precinct Properties posts its result on the NZX.
The Lauina family get the keys today to their new home.
The business has 28 villages either finished or planned.
Plans to bulldoze a much-loved villa has a community angry at more loss of character.
Foreign buyers are selling more properties than they are buying in New Zealand.
Auckland house prices are now on a run of 17 months of near consecutive price drops.
The student bought a apartment via her mother, but now can't afford to pay.
"It's been built in just nine months and its proves KiwiBuild works" - Shane Brealey
"She did not warn me whatsoever about the difficulties" - daughter on agent mum.
The property market seems to be out of the "danger zone", as long as New Zealand can keep a second wave of Covid-19 at bay. That's the analysis from economist Tony Alexander, while taking part in the OneRoof Property Panel.
The developer says the contract was clear in specifying the details of the sale.
Landlord was seeking $3510 to break up the rock.
Newcomers to property market increasingly compete with investors.
Transit-oriented development planned for Smales Farm's greenfields sites.