What do you think is the country's most expensive street? The answer might surprise you.

The Government has embarked on a path to abolish building depreciation on virtually every building type and could hit depreciation claims on commercial building fit-outs in future, says Bayleys Valuations director John Freeman.

A community in an idyllic coastal spot has been told it must leave within a year.

The trend for new housing consents jumped 15.5 per cent in April, to reach the highest level in two years, says Statistics New Zealand.

New Zealand needs to have a debate about our taxation system, our pension system and the looming clash of the generations, writes Bernard Hickey.

NZ investors are not as keen on property, says a new report, with managed funds and KiwiSaver growing in popularity.

The government's description of the leaky building issue as a "natural disaster of huge proportions" is both a clever device and a dangerous precedent.

Budget depreciation rule changes could smack the multibillion-dollar commercial property sector with most of a $1.3bn bill.

Leaky-home owners are likely to flood the Weathertight Homes Resolution Service with applications so they meet strict eligibility rules for aid.

Property prices and sales fell in April, but the New Zealand residential property market is holding steady, says the Real Estate Institute.