EDITORIAL: Government should consider converting rent subsidy to shared equity.

Developers say future lifestyle in heritage Onehunga is likely to rival that of Ponsonby.

While owners are having a tougher time selling, some buyers are finding bargains.

Inner-city presbytery getting $3.5m-plus upgrade

Master of making the best of small spaces on show, writes Vicki Holder.

Callie Blood sang with the likes of Th'Dudes and Dave Dobbyn.

Letters: Call for more eco-villages, houses in Tauranga; Kohimarama Conference clarified.

The residential property market seems finely balanced at the moment.

To paint or not to paint?

Vinoptima Estate has 100,000 litres of wine stored on site.

One of NZ's most expensive properties on the market goes under the hammer today.

The phone and consumer electronics company is said to be fourth largest in the world.

Promises of a solution just around the corner are familiar to Short's former clients, including Sheree Morrow who spent four years in limbo waiting for the title to arrive so they could build their first home. Video / John Borren

The property is located near Mudbrick Restaurant and Vineyard.

The wine could have a total value of over $9 million.

Rookie renovators can seriously underestimate cost and paint themselves into a corner.

Country ambience a stone's throw from Albany, writes Louise Richardson.

Stroll in the Domain in the morning; drink wine on the balcony in the evening — bliss.

Papakura mum was driven to desperation because of how hard it was to find a rental.

The Government wants the power to stop the sale of big infrastructure to foreigners.

A section on North Shore's Golden Mile is for sale and includes part of a tennis court.

Fletcher and Ngāti Whātua o Kaipara have started work on the project.

A vineyard founded by Nick Nobilo is up for sale.

Rare opportunity and resource consent subdivision on the coast is hard to get, agent says.

Couple make most of fortuitous find and two years of planning, writes Catherine Smith.

Adding on to 'pretty original' three-bedroom house opens up world of activities.

Four blokes in car with no brakes led to generations of holidays in Coromandel hideaway.

Planned sell-on becames salute to nature, writes Sandra Goodwin.

Doing up even dull, tiny areas outdoors can boost extra interest on sale day.

Modern interpretation of bungalow was the plan, writes Louise Richardson.