
How much money has your house made? Prices rise for the first time in seven months
Falling interest rates finally taking effect.
Falling interest rates finally taking effect.
Council hold-up means townhouse cannot sell under the hammer.
Jef Desbecker and Robina Bodle are in their 70s but aren’t ready to slow down yet.
Homeowner spent every waking hour bringing his first house up to scratch.
“It means we will still be paying off a mortgage in our early 80s."
The Clothing Sheds and Aroha Gardens offers clothes and kai to up to 100 people a day.
Property being sold "as is where is" after owner's death.
'Sale of several non-strategic property assets [to] re-cycle capital, reduce debt.'
Kane Taylor has sold Pamela Anderson's party house and the pad of Lorde's producer.
Auckland unit finds a buyer after getting a $930,000 price tag.
There is a risk that inflation elsewhere will put the brakes on further big cuts in NZ.
Owners have injected quite a bit of money into West Auckland retreat.
But Lotto win might not be necessary to buy luxury estate.
Agents told potential buyers to wear protective gear when viewing the property.
There is still a lot of cash out there, say agents.
"There’ll be no profit in it" for the developer, says the listing agent.
Sellers “shocked and a bit upset”, but deep down they know they're doing the right thing.
Ben Ryken left a note asking to see inside a house that was central to his childhood.
The five things you need to know about the housing market this week.
Mortgage expert also weighs in on the impact of Donald Trump's election victory.
Kiwi agents reveal how they deal with pests, but spare a thought for sellers in Australia.
Rising star juggles raising four children with selling houses.
Bargain property comes with historic jail.
Katie Kettle was once a Navy chief now she transforms homes by refining and rearranging.
Trophy home is one of many feeling the heat in Omaha.
There is a risk that people over-extrapolate changes in the data.
'I regret these documents were not simply sourced and provided at the time' - Cooper
Some regions had 'a dead cat bounce' and others might be overdue for a resurgence.