
Toughest sell starts at home
The hardest part of the process of selling your home is letting go.
The hardest part of the process of selling your home is letting go.
The seasonally adjusted volume of residential building activity rose 7.4 per cent in the December quarter, while non-residential volume fell 6.1 per cent.
Market defies gloomy forecasts as buyers fight over meagre property pool.
Inner-city apartments can be a great investment if you do your homework.
Relaxed coastal suburb attracts a range of residents.
Eat your heart out, Remuera. The tree-lined streets of Auckland's most noted, refined suburb.
In Auckland, you'll need $40,000 or so as a deposit to scrape into some suburbs at entry level.
Pat Baker, a $10 million landlady and grandmother, is bristling about being blamed for wrecking the economy.
Investors in property-related finance companies were like lambs to the slaughter.
Auckland's largest real estate company says average sale prices for February were up by 3.2 per cent.
The number of new properties on the market surged in February but with buyers "cagey", the number of unsold houses has ballooned.
The cost of the leaky building crisis has grown so "gianormous" that the Government has almost despaired of finding a solution.
One of New Zealand's richest men is fighting a legal battle for his rights.
New Zealand home affordability improved slightly in January after a fall in median house prices more than offset a small increase in fixed mortgage rates.
Housing confidence is on the rise in Auckland, while a new survey is showing growing uncertainty about tax changes and rising interest rates.
Blue Chip co-founder Mark Bryers admits failing to keep accounting records in the lead-up to the collapse of his property empire.
Owners of Ponsonby's 63-unit Blake Central are the latest to be blighted by the leaky-building disaster.