Shamubeel Eaqub: Saving back in fashion
The housing market is improving with sales volumes rising and pent-up demand in the North Island property market. Turnover is expected to rise, but don’t expect house prices to rise strongly.
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Caution on the uncertain ladder of real estate
Auckland house prices are nearly back to the levels of 2007, but the provincial cities and towns continue to struggle, writes Bruce Morris.
Jonno Ingerson: Market overview
Throughout much of 2010 the property market was relatively subdued.
Workers back at Hotchin house
Contractors move in to clear mould and pave driveway of $37m Paritai Drive mansion.
Quarter of estate agents walk out
Almost 5000 real estate agents have deserted the industry after a period of low sales.
Millionaires make peace in luxury-home rent quarrel
Tenancy Tribunal hears property mogul and Westpac chief settled out of court.
Earthquake pushes agents out of real estate business
Latest figures show real estate agents in Canterbury and Westland, already suffering from one of the worst years in terms of sales, have been dealt a further blow following the February 22 earthquake.
The discreet $6m street
To get your foot in the door at Herne Bay's Cremorne St you will need a fair few bob.
Court clears path for Akl quarry housing plan
A quarry in Auckland's Three Kings can be filled in and used for hundreds of new houses, parkland and commercial premises, says the Environment Court.