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Revealed: Where house sellers are dropping their prices the most
Home-owners are discounting asking prices at an increasing rate.
Home-owners are discounting asking prices at an increasing rate.
The five things you need to know about the housing market this week.
It’s only the third property to sell under the hammer in Whangamata this year.
Records show beachfront home last changed hands for $1.575m.
110-year-old Mt Michael Station shed is one of several historical gems on the market.
'The swear word f*** is commonly used for emphasis in modern New Zealand.' - judge
Some salespeople offer free car or trips, but this one is offering up his own time.
Private purchase on one of NZ's wealthiest streets.
Former neighbour moved quickly to secure renovated home.
Lower stock levels are creating competition for some properties.
Sale price still a win as seven bidders chase run-down home at heated auction.
Chances are prices will rise between 5% and 10% in the coming year.
'There is no place for a person like Mr Sharma in the profession' - tribunal.
Sub-penthouse styled by show favourites had a $1.695m price tag.
Holiday homes on Lake Rotorua start from about $1m.
Economists have revised their OCR forecasts.
Four-bedroom home next to the golf course last changed hands nine years ago for $1.2m.
Multi-million-dollar warehouse conversion in Grey Lynn is jaw-dropping.
First home buyers will get a dozen eggs a week for an entire year.
Architects managed to fit in garage and outdoor pool, and a whole lot more.
Stylish home still has a spiritual presence, says agent.
The five things you need to know about the housing market this week.
If you're not running the numbers, you're headed for a loss.
Despite a slowdown, most Northlanders who sold their homes in 2022 still made a gain.
These spectacular properties are looking for seriously wealthy buyers.
The house was initially built in the 1970s for bird watching.
These spectacular properties are looking for seriously wealthy buyers.
Scott Lawrie is returning to his native Scotland.
The classic wedding car will help fill up the property's five-car garaging.