Relax right on the beach
Donna McIntyre discovers a fun family home that's just a hop, skip and a jump to the sea.
Donna McIntyre discovers a fun family home that's just a hop, skip and a jump to the sea.
The smaller the home, the bigger the questions buyers must ask.
KiwiBuild was always a huge call, so how is it tracking after six months?
Lure of Hong Kong too strong for family so destination changes.
Looking back at 2018 we can see it was this year that a corner was turned in the market.
There are two ways to use KiwiSaver towards your first home purchase.
Project Auckland panel thrashes out biggest issues facing city.
But the Real Estate Authority is warning potential buyers to still do their homework
Misi Sau Evile misquoted the pricing and completion date of a complex two-story home.
Economist warns of Australian house price drop could flow on to NZ.
Switching to fee simple structure would free up 61,000 affected dwellings.
Modern, open plan design in century-old warehouse is the main attraction.
Throwing caution to the wind worked out just fine when squeeze went on real estate market.
California bungalow once the home of a princess at primary school, writes Robyn Welsh.
Ministry says KiwiBuild boss has not resigned, source says Barclay in employment dispute.
Proud 18-year history, now unsecured creditors claim $4.5m
The KiwiBuild chief executive was grilled on TVNZ's Q+A last night.
Heritage advocates hope for little change to beachfront bach
Historic villa comes with fresh fruit, honey, and eggs at the back door.
Women in particular were largely locked out of the housing market until the 1990s.
What's it like to live in a car? That's the focus of a new artwork at Wyndham Quarter.
Work on the resort could re-commence in the new year.
Firms combine to produce affordable, Māori-style pre-fab houses to Kiwi buyers.
Valocity CEO Carmen Vicelich on how to make sense of housing market data.
A zone change of Pukehangi land is needed to speed up development, the council says.
Minister Phil Twyford says the homes should have been offered to others in the ballot.
Owners of leaky Auckland apartments costing $29m to fix say they are the true victims.