Fallen paradise: Can Waiwera be saved?
Property owners are hoping to revive once-bustling hot pools complex.
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Mortgage wars: Bank drops rate to lowest in 70 years
The first shot has been fired in mortgage wars as a major bank drops below 4 per cent.
Are CVs worth it? What you need to know
The relevance of CVs (Capital Values) has been questioned recently.
Celebrating the land
The very fibre that makes Hobsonville has inspired the dual development.
Fine art of turning a drab warehouse into a stylish place
Urban loft is stylish, close to all action and surprisingly functional.
All eyes on an icon
Immaculate two-storey villa has Aussie terrace-look about it, writes Louise Richardson.
'Coastal beauty' scoops award
Stunning house overlooking Piha was judged to be the best in New Zealand.
Māori protester plans mass anti-Fletcher action
Pania Newton said housing would "desecrate" the land.
Former real estate boss to appear in court on tax charge
Ex-Harcourts agent faces tax charge.
Controversial Auckland housing estate gets green light after appeal fails
Māori land protest appeal against Fletcher's Ihumātao housing estate fails.
BNZ and OneRoof partner up
New Zealand's fastest growing real estate website has partnered with BNZ.
Homelessness this winter the worst in years: Twyford
It comes despite 1300 more households getting access to public housing than a year ago.
Real estate agents fined after $1.2m client funds goes missing
Two Auckland real estate agents were found guilty of misconduct this month.
Tranquil waterfront paradise
'Best place ever' for retired shoemaker and his soulmate, writes Sandra Goodwin.
Staying put in weekender
Plans for getaway by beach turn into long-term home in semi-rural setting.
Backyard bliss
Netball players' chance chat led to house swap that suited family down to the ground.
Well away from city bustle
'Gem' location is a short walk to the shops but remains so quiet and peaceful.
More first home-buyers snapping up subsidy
The number of Aucklanders accessing the HomeStart scheme has risen by 50 per cent.
Are renters in for a tough time?
BNZ chief economist Tony Alexander on the changes facing the rental market. Video / OneRoof
Will Government legislation make it better or worse for the property market?
BNZ chief economist Tony Alexander explains the likely impact of the Government's legislation on the property market.
Why you should ignore talk of a property market crash
OneRoof.co.nz asks BNZ chief economist Tony Alexander if the doom-sayers are right and house prices in New Zealand are headed for a collapse.
Tony Alexander: My advice for first-time buyers
BNZ chief economist on what he would do if he were buying his first home now.
How will the market perform in 2019?
BNZ chief economist Tony Alexander gives his forecast for the property market.
Most real estate agency creditors won't be paid, say liquidators
Harcourts is suing an ex-agency chief for $1.27m after business collapse.
Rot, 'bogged weatherboards': Agent hit with $35k penalty
Real estate agent ordered to pay just over $35,000
Spring fever: Auckland house prices surge to 2018 record
Spring pushes up house sale prices according to agent.
Work to start again on stalled Union Green apartments
Union Green construction planned to re-start this month.
Agent who bought house he was selling censured, fined
The agent failed to disclose his conflict of interest to the original vendor.
'Nothing like it in NZ': $15m Auckland penthouse for sale
The apartment includes an open-air courtyard one-third the size of a tennis court.
Inside the luxury apartment block that surgeon brought to life
John Harman gives OneRoof.co.nz a tour of St Marks and a glimpse of the view that cost $6m.
Letting fees to be axed, who picks up the bill?
The law bans all letting fees charged to tenants.