An Auckland home buyer sends legal letter to Bayleys real estate agents after he was told a house had been sold to him during an auction before auctioneer accepted a disputed bid.
'We see New Zealand as a long-term strategy.
'Given challenges, Auckland housing market came through the year in good shape.'
Only Singaporeans and Australians can buy our residential property without clearance.
Since February, values have slowly been drifting down, Corelogic says.
The Government has no concerns about the development on state land in Ngongotahā.
New data suggests Double Grammar Zone homes may not be as highly prized as they once were.
Richie and Gemma McCaw are planning a new Wānaka life 'full of adventure'.
A previous development fell through because of rising costs.
OPINION: New Zealand faces a future of slow and low GDP growth on its current path.
Drops in interest rates mean debt-to-income rules are likely to hit investors harder.
Sales activity is rising, but a pronounced upswing in house prices may take time.
OPINION: Also in today's letters: the Treaty Principles Bill, the US election and tax.
OPINION: Homes need to be built quicker but not at the expense of standards.
The Reserve Bank has released new research into the New Zealand housing market.
Thousands of people apply to the Tenancy Tribunal – here are the main complaints.
'Any solutions to combat the housing crisis were welcome.'
OPINION: Buying, selling property a national sport fuelled by the rising value of homes.
OPINION: Mary Holm on inheritances, shares for uni students and the red-hot CGT debate.
Interest rates are now expected to drop steeply into the new year.
Banks are manoeuvring ahead of Adrian Orr's cash rate call.
What owners of apartments, restaurants, bars and hotels pay to be on waterfront land.
Scheme for Te Whenua Haa Ora is by Ngāti Te Ata Waiohua on Treaty settlement land.
OPINION: Also in today's letters – speed limits, Casey Costello and teacher shortages.
Plus the three biggest worries held by the real estate boss.
Homes are going for less but more of them sold in September than some other months lately.
'Another fridge and freezer full of food to chuck out and replace.' - apartment resident
Auckland Council's building inspection boss reveals shocking numbers on cladding failures.
Reverse mortgages make sense for many people, the Retirement Commission says. Here's how.
'We regard this as like a death in the family,' the NZSA's Grant Diggle said.
'Our current focus is on finishing our existing projects': John Chow, Stonewood Key
OPINION: These changes are a critical way for the council to assist with driveway safety.