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Going up in the world out west
Multi-storey development has 'potential to regenerate Glen Eden town centre'.
The giant lifestyle of tiny house residents
A new book lifts the roof on the people who live in tiny homes.
Gracious home blends old, new worlds
Retains its charm, but up to date in terms of style and convenience.
On shaky ground: Site for dream home on top of rare volcano
Geological discovery in rural Karaka a setback for owners' plan to build his dream home.
Evidence of storied past
It was once a villa, but this modernised home retains its Art Deco influences.
Risk control at open homes
Holding an open home is often the best way to show off the place to potential buyers.
Magic of 'elbow grease'
Get stuck in and use the many nifty products to prepare home for sale.
Real estate agents guilty of misconduct
Two licensed real estate agents were found guilty of misconduct.
Auckland housing estate ponders cameras to catch criminals
A new upmarket Auckland waterfront area is investigating installing surveillance cameras.
Jones to take 'Soviet-style' port car park plans to Cabinet
Jones taking car park scheme to Monday's Cabinet.
New KiwiBuild apartments to go on sale
The two-bedroom apartments are priced between $580,000 and $600,000.
Collins to Jones: Butt out of port's carpark plans
Collins v Jones: butt out of business, hands off port plans
'A mockery': Shane Jones lashes out at port's carpark plans
The NZ First MP vows to do all he can to stop the development.
Spark to open three-level flagship store at Commercial Bay
The store is set to go well beyond the telco remit.
Commercial property sales could crack $10b this year
Foreigners dominate $10b-plus NZ commercial sales for 2018
'Missing middle': Govt to offer cash to help renters who miss out on Kiwibuild homes
A Government subsidised scheme could help make housing more affordable for renters.
What next for troubled Waiwera Thermal Resort?
The Waiwera Thermal Resort could be permanently forfeited and a new operator be sought.
Revealed: How much your home value has risen
Latest QV data shows lackluster Auckland housing market.
Housing NZ offers up controversial site for sale
Housing NZ will hand off a more than 8000sq m block of land to a private developer.
If the walls could talk
It's been a family home for 30 years — but was once a palace for punk rockers.
Never a dull moment here
Redevelopment started with bathroom, then expanded into a major rebuild.
True to original vision
Couple decided to stick with what they had when it came to renovation.
Heated exchange as KiwiBuild couple withdraw from social media
Phil Twyford says there are no limits to Judith Collins' online anti-social behaviour
Beat the ban: Foreign buyers snap up one in 10 inner-city Auckland houses
Foreign buyers also bought 2 per cent of homes across New Zealand as a whole.
Twyford vs Collins: Twitterstorm raises questions about who should qualify for Kiwibuild
The heated Twitter debate raised some important questions about what Kiwibuild should do.
Mortgagee sale for multi-million dollar St Heliers property
The five bedroom home has "expansive" decks and overlooks St Heliers Beach.
Mortgagee sales the lowest in more than a decade
Low interest rates and plenty of job opportunities helping Kiwis pay off their home loans.
Housing minister says KiwiBuild not for low-income buyers
"All first home buyers deserve a chance of home ownership," Phil Twyford said.
Harcourts sues embattled ex-agency chief for $1.27m
The legal action follows the collapse of a 10-branch estate agency business.
Daphne's Ponsonby family home up for grabs
Daphne, now 85, has lived in the central Ponsonby villa since the 1930s.
Drawn here by fate
June and Andy Fry aren't ones for letting the grass grow under their feet.