
Barfoot boss expects bright line test to be extended
Barfoot & Thompson CEO says bright line test gives opportunity to tidy up property market.
Barfoot & Thompson CEO says bright line test gives opportunity to tidy up property market.
Some homes at Ngati Whatua's Eastcliffe Retirement Village might need to be demolished.
A major housing development is being planned and sold by an Auckland Council body.
COMMENT: A few lessons from the other side of the Tasman on Capital Gains Tax.
What's it like living in a 17sqm home? A reporter spends a night in one to find out.
COMMENT: The landlord lobby had a clever response to Labour's plan for rental reform.
Former Prime Minister Sir John Key sells Parnell mansion for estimated $20m.
Immigration isn't doing much to lift the supply of skilled construction workers.
The section the couple found on Tauwaka Cres overlooks the esplanade reserve of Deacon Pt.
"Take me to your leader", UFO house on the market in Dunedin gathers high interest.
The housing market remains subdued but fewer listings sees inventory creep lower.
Zhenyu Sun, 34, has admitted securing, and attempting to secure, $1.5m in home loans.
Barfoot releases August sales data for Auckland and Northland
A target of 14,000 new Auckland houses and a ban on foreign buyers were solutions found.
The move from Auckland to the smaller town of Whanganui has come with no regrets.
Hard-pressed to find any home under $500K in Auckland region.
A young family are suing the nation's biggest real estate company for more than $280,000.
Landlord says he feels robbed after being ordered to refund rent to a former tenant.
UN committee says Maori not adequately consulted on housing development.
Council imposes business rates if properties are rented out for more than 100 days.
House values are growing at their slowest rate in 5 years.
Transporting cars from Northport would see carbon emissions spiral, Tony Gibson says.
The fall in consents was driven by apartments and townhouses.
Data from BCI New Zealand shows the companies building the most homes in New Zealand.
Methamphetamine is partly to blame for a rise in property insurance.