Is National's housing policy enough?
Will National's housing plan be enough to address the housing shortage?
Will National's housing plan be enough to address the housing shortage?
"House prices in NZ appear the most over-valued", Goldman Sachs warns.
Ryman has bought a 3.2 hectare site in Geelong, Victoria's second-biggest city.
Rents would rise in reaction to Labour's investment tax policy, an investor warns.
Rising house prices and higher interest rates are making people rethink buying property.
Property listings will include traffic light-style pollution warnings in the near future
After months of discussions locals and Ryman Healthcare have come to an agreement.
Aucklanders in a tug of war with developers could be fighting a losing battle.
Auckland house prices only rose $24,500, a mere 3 per cent, in the past year.
Creativity - and novelty - within the real estate market have hit new peaks.
The development will feature self-contained flats, at the request of buyers.
A property investor boss says controversial buyer tactics are common among investors.
Neil Pitts says David Reid Homes removed dirt to avoid building a retaining wall
While Christchurch prices saw a dip, Wellington outstripped the rest of the country.
An apartment proposal shows how Auckland streetscapes are changing.
New Zealand's biggest reverse mortgage financier reveals new option.
City's largest rental manager got massive 107,268 tenant inquiries from January to March.
House price growth expectations have halved, says Westpac chief executive David McLean
Commerce Commission to look into property tutoring video distributed to APIA.
An Auckland couple's Mt Eden home was flipped for an instant $95k profit eight days later.
The rise in building costs is leaving a huge number of Kiwi homeowners underinsured.
Property investment tutoring video sparks Commerce Commission complaint.
Controversial property investment video referred to Commerce Commission.
A property investors group has pulled a video that encouraged people to target "dummies".
Young families have been pushed back to their parents' homes as rents jump higher.
Nearly 90 high-end residential and lifestyle sections are to go on the market next year.
A bus packed with foreign journalists drives by some of London's prestigious addresses.