Ray White: More sellers are going to come to market
Ray White CEO Carey Smith offers his insights on where the market is heading.
Ray White CEO Carey Smith offers his insights on where the market is heading.
Government won't rule out regulating property managers, as report reveals tenants' woes.
The total cost for Auckland's multi-billion dollar City Rail Link is still up in the air.
South Auckland tenants must pay for illegal Airbnb sub-lease.
Property economists warn that national rental price growth is outpacing property values.
Haven Funds launches rent-to-invest scheme aiming to buy housing, initially in Auckland
Housing Minister Phil Twyford announced the proposals on Monday morning.
"The property is an undrained swamp, unhealthy ... and unworthy of the $520 weekly rent."
$400m 435-unit apartment block announced.
Kiwi engineer, construction specialist, academic and railway boss Sean Sweeney.
Sellers are making profits of up to $180k on their homes despite a go-slow in the market.
Hideaway centre for positive thinking has all the makings of fun family home.
Auckland Council demanded urgent action and issued a "stop work" notice.
Louise Richardson discovers this new home offers plenty of style and texture.
NZ houses compare poorly to those overseas when it comes to warmth and energy efficiency.
OneRoof talks to Pete Evans, national director of residential project marketing at Colliers International, about Auckland's new apartment market.
The market will be keeping a keen eye on the Fletcher result out today.
Wind vane points to America's Cup success — and there's a link to All Blacks.
View from roof of old villa told stranger to Auckland he was on a winner.
Developer calls eastern bay 'best least-known' part of Auckland, writes Catherine Masters.
Auckland residents should consider class action over alleged roadworks damage: expert
Grey Power concerns about those caught by defective building issues.
Property Institute CEO Ashley Church on the big switch in attitudes to the cost of housing.
Southern Motorway construction allegedly causing thousands in damage to homes: residents.
Mary-Anne Benson-Cooper says she won't sell the property to just anyone.
Three homes in 63 years of marriage and couple in their 80s say it's time to move on.