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Generous pair give from grave
A couple who quietly donated to charity have done the same in death - and bequeathed proceeds from the sale of their Remuera home to those in need.
Reserve Bank delays start of new rules
The Reserve Bank has delayed the start of changes to investor loan-to-value restrictions (LVRs) nationwide from 1 September to 1 October
Hit housing bubble through tax
COMMENT: As the housing bubble spreads out of Auckland, most New Zealanders understand that one of its underlying causes is speculation.
Copeland: ARC to blame for land banking
COMMENT: The evil which is land banking can be laid squarely at the feet of the now-defunct Auckland Regional Council.
Papamoa property earned $395 a day
The owners sold the three-bedroom house for a $216,000 profit 18 months after buying it.
Agent admits 'reckless' misconduct
An Auckland real estate agent who has racked up more disciplinary breaches than any other has now admitted reckless misconduct and his licence is on the line.
Stop pointing the finger at migrants
As Government comes under pressure to cut immigration levels, a new study finds migrants are not primarily responsible for rising house prices in Auckland.
Contagion in the housing market
COMMENT: Auckland's housing bubble has spread to Tauranga and Hamilton: it's time to act
Unitary Plan twist: Maori Board opt out
A meeting to make final decisions on a new blueprint for Auckland took a major twist this morning when members of the Maori Statutory Board opted out of the process.
New loan rules snare bridging finance: Twyford
Labour housing spokesman Phil Twyford has called for a bank lending loophole to be closed, saying it is accidentally capturing people
Volcano housing 'would be low-income'
A family trust that wants to allow housing on a South Auckland volcano says the housing could be around $500,000-$700,000 - aimed at low- and middle-income earners.
Making sense of all this housing data
WATCH: Liam Dann and Anne Gibson make sense of all the different property data that's released each month.
Beachside home the best of the best
A Cape Cod-style beachside home on Auckland's North Shore of 'exceptional quality'.
'Ludicrous' plan for volcanic cone
A proposal to build homes on one of Auckland's most prized volcanoes has alarmed environmentalists.
Protest targets The Block
Protesters say The Block NZ promotes property speculation at a time of housing crisis
Tax-dodging tradie cops record ban
Cecil Sinclair has lost his building licence and copped a record three-year ban.
AirBnB goes on a charm offensive
The home-sharing site arranges merchant walks to curry support from businesses.
Has Auckland property lost its shine?
The number of people looking at houses in the country's biggest city on industry website realestate.co.nz has dropped from the same time last year.
HomeStart doesn't help Aucklanders
A community group says even the top bracket of income earners eligible for the Government's HomeStart programme cannot afford a property in Auckland.
900 Auckland homes to overseas buyers
Overseas residents bought 1749 out of the 57,678 homes sold in New Zealand between April and June, newly-released data shows.
Could this be the solution to the housing crisis?
Should Australia and New Zealand follow the lead of the UK to curb housing unaffordability?
Editorial: Houses traded like shares
But sooner or later prices will burst. Confidence can drop suddenly and unpredictably when nervous or smart money bails. Be ready.
Auckland's nine most-flipped houses
They're mostly a tired bunch of very average homes in some of the city's poorest neighbourhoods.
Zoned out: Richlister's place avoids plan
New Zealand's richest man Graeme Hart can sleep easy knowing his $31 million Auckland mansion has escaped rezoning for intensive housing.
The properties making $1600 a day
Speculators, investors and homeowners cashing in on Auckland's property market made close to $200m in under 18 months.
Fire-gutted house on market: 'it will sell'
A character villa gutted by fire is on the market - with suggestions the 1900s classic could be saved.
Building rate highest in a decade
Activity in Auckland and surrounding regions has pushed residential building consents to their highest annual total in more than a decade.