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Real estate agent doctored photos
A real estate agent who photoshopped mould out of a property advertisement has been found guilty of unsatisfactory conduct by the Real Estate Agents Authority.
A real estate agent who photoshopped mould out of a property advertisement has been found guilty of unsatisfactory conduct by the Real Estate Agents Authority.
New tighter lending restrictions don't appear to have done anything to stop house prices rising, and the country's biggest house sale website has found record-level interest.
A Hobsonville Pt home owner says he has made a paper profit of about $200,000 in just two years.
Reserve Bank restrictions on home lending have "changed the game" for New Zealand's banks and created unintended consequences, says a new report.
Labour's Maori Affairs spokesman Shane Jones has slammed a new rule requiring Auckland property owners to seek iwi approval to work on sites significant to Maori.
The public will be able to step inside 10 of Waiheke Island's most exclusive homes during the Waiheke House Tour.
A new rule requiring homeowners and businesses to seek iwi approval to work on sites of cultural and heritage value to Maori is set to be debated by councillors today.
A $1.3 million 110-year-old Ponsonby villa is getting a high-profile makeover in what the owner hopes could result in a $2 million-plus sale.
The council's claims of high levels of design control are illusory and don't stack up, writes Richard Burton. "Very few residential developments will require a resource consent."
At a first glance, Housing Minister Nick Smith's announcement of a warrant-of-fitness scheme on state homes seemed like a step forward that was as significant as it was welcome.
Banks' flow of money to borrowers with small deposits has all but dried up in the past three months - but the tide may be about to turn.
When weighing the pros and cons of owning your own home, the sense of security is important for parents, writes Mary Holm.
Stephen and Karen Pearson may have the only home in New Zealand that could double as an art gallery.
Team New Zealand boss Grant Dalton is selling some of his $12 million property portfolio.
State houses will have to be leak-free, well-ventilated and contain an electric light in each room to get a warrant of fitness.
Affordable housing will be impossible in 85 per cent of Auckland if new planning rules come into force.
The Three Kings quarry proposal is not the way decisions should be made.
A new book is out to help landlords, with a series of forms ranging from notices to increase rent to a dog clause document.
Ngaire Duncan from Chatswood on Auckland's North Shore wanted to move to a retirement village but she hates high-rises.
As property prices rise, more homeowners are staying put and renovating - and if they do it well, they should be able to double their money, experts say.
A leading property firm is setting up a team to fight for compensation over houses that have been contaminated by methamphetamine.
Expectations that house prices will rise have eased in ASB's quarterly survey of housing market sentiment, remain high by historical standards.
There's a heap of trouble when you're floating along mindlessly in a property bubble that is fast deflating, as we in Auckland city are about to find out, writes Dita De Boni.
Migrating to the outer suburbs may not be the affordable dream many Aucklanders believe, according to a new study which lays bare the true cost of commuting.
A berm in Ellerslie has been entered into a national landscaping competition as part of a vegetable, fruit and flower garden. It even has a beehive.
It's certainly a sign of the times when something called the Dunn Housing Fund is being flogged to the public to "invest" in Auckland houses.
Buyer of Remuera plot will have to obey wealthy mansion owner's height restrictions.
Atiny untouched beach shack surrounded by million-dollar mansions at an east coast beach has been snapped up by an Auckland doctor who plans to keep it just as it is.