
Homes yanked from sale, confusion over stickers
Extreme weather saw water up to the roof line of some properties.
Extreme weather saw water up to the roof line of some properties.
How to pull the plug and live the eco-dream for less than you think.
The catch is the house has to be broken up and moved off site.
Two bidders push up the price of villa, but homes at lower price points saw action too.
The buyers complained to the REAA that they weren't informed of another offer.
It comes amid a flurry of top-end sales in the city's beach suburbs.
Industry experts call for action after extreme weather events leave trail of destruction.
Locals are being asked for feedback on Kāinga Ora's Ranolf St and Malfroy Rd complex.
Deceased estate with unusual decor sells to couple who thought auction was an open home.
Property had been bought a year ago for $2.3m.
Demand for accommodation expected to surge in stricken regions.
Entry-level homes in Point Chevalier selling quickly.
Auckland prices still falling, now 21 per cent down on this time last year, Reinz says.
But the RBNZ is standing firm on interest rate hikes.
Flurry of sales at the top end of the market.
No pauses, no hesitation in Auckland’s auction rooms.
Many of city’s garages and basements haven’t been designed to cope with 100-year floods.
Agents report uptick in enquiry from expats and overseas buyers.
Previously, $392m revaluations were recorded. That's changed now.
Retirees from Auckland saw it on the Saturday, and bought it four days later.
The five things you need to know about the housing market this week.
Pre-auction offers are back.
Fears of shockingly higher interest rates are rapidly disappearing.
"Big money energy" agent among the new stars of reality TV show.
Is it ready to be restored to luxury?
Pressure ramps up in an already competitive market.
Home that's been owned by the same family for more than 100 years is likely to be bowled.
How failure to remove a real estate sold sign in time could end in a fine.
An increasing number of homeowners are in arrears.