Revealed: Suburb where average home will soon sell for $3m
House values have climbed by $1800 - a day - in this scorching hot suburb.
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'It might take a front piece of my section': Resident on Mill Rd highway impact
The highway will service 120,000 new residents over the next 30 years.
Hundreds of properties in path of new $1.4b Auckland highway
The new highway will support another 120,000 residents in South Auckland.
Mowbray billionaires call in lawyers over leaky building repairs
Mowbrays threaten litigation against fellow apartment owners.
Retirement village owner to repay $8.6m wage subsidy
Outgoing chairman Rob Campbell said the time was right to return the money.
Bad timing: 2871 new Auckland CBD students units offered, planned
Twin-block planned when international students were plentiful.
500 building projects impacted due to Covid, minister told
Building and construction is New Zealand's fourth-largest employer.
NZ's largest bank ups ante for property investors: 40% deposit now needed
The bank has immediately increased its deposit requirements.
Kāinga Ora opens 29 homes in Porirua
The Castor Crescent development is part of Kāinga Ora's 25 year revitalisation plan.
'Paradise lost' – residents rage as giant firm plans huge Auckland housing village
Fletcher Building buys huge tract of farmland for housing. But locals aren't impressed.
Mary Holm: Is it better to be in the real estate market - or on the sidelines?
A young couple tired of house hunting may be happier taking a breather for a while.
Ponsonby school fire: Residents left in the dark over asbestos risk
They were advised to leave their homes due to the risk, but what now?
Thanks, but no thanks: Orr rebuffs Robertson's house price suggestion
Orr says the Govt has the tools it needs to cool market – calls for new housing agency.
Dehumidifier disaster: Remuera family's belongings incinerated in house fire
Devastating blaze acts as reminder about the dangers of heaters and dehumidifiers.
Red-hot property market: The most house sales in a month since 2007
New national price records and sale volumes set in frantic November
John Hawkes: Our obsession with property is a teetering Ponzi pyramid
Opinion: MPs neglect wealth creation while busy redistributing what little we have.
Multimillion-dollar Auckland waterfront leasehold land deals settled
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Whai Rawa leasehold land deal under negotiation.
Rare event: NZX listing for Radius
176m fully-allocated shares listed at 80c, giving $141m valuation.
Tiny house dream killed by zoning regulations
Developer pivots after blow to tiny houses plan.
Home truths: Ownership plunges to lowest level since 1951 - report
Proportion of Kiwis owning their own home lowest in 70 years.
FMA didn't license store-owning fund Nido
"Equity issuers do not require licensing from the FMA" - spokesman.
New aged care/retirement village owner to list on NZX
"I can't wait to ring that bell on listing" - Brien Cree
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Labour goes dark on bright-line test
OPINION: Will he, won't he? Grant Robertson can't hide forever from the housing questions.
University of Auckland had to sell leaky Remuera mansion at massive discount
The revelation comes as top watchdog pans university's purchase of another plush mansion.
Homeware giant Nido collapses into receivership
Magsons trades as Nido, this country's largest store of its type.
Who would spend $60m on a Queenstown hotel these days?
In these Covid days, who would part with $60m for a Queenstown hotel?
House builders suffer appliance supply shortage
Stovetops, range hoods and ovens in particularly short supply.
'Frivolous': Students, Minister take aim at university over $5m Parnell mansion
University of Auckland's highly paid boss lived in Parnell mansion on discounted rent.
Retirement village law overhaul mooted
The sector lacks a simple complaints system, the paper says.
University's $5m mansion purchase slammed by watchdog
University of Auckland's purchase of Parnell home for boss not justified: Auditor-General.
Focus Live: Sky-high real estate prices see government tabling bright-line extension
With more than half of Auckland's houses selling for over $1 million, the government is considering extending the bright-line test from five to ten years. Video / Will Trafford
Complaints against real estate agents reach new low
But the percentage of consumers who had issues or problems during transactions has risen.
Almost half of all Auckland homes sold in November priced over $1m
November figures out from city's largest agency.
More details revealed on why Bunnings store closed
Landlord intends to expand store but no re-opening date given.