Why Kiwis are ahead when it comes to property investment
Property Institute CEO Ashley Church on why Kiwis have a better understanding of property than citizens of other most countries.
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First-home buyers v renters
Auckland Property Investors Association Executive Officer Andrew King on a forgotten segment of the property market.
What makes a successful property investor?
Auckland Property Investors Association Executive Officer Andrew King on the qualities of a successful property investor.
How popular is property investment in NZ?
Auckland Property Investors Association Executive Officer Andrew King on the attraction of property investment.
KiwiBuild apartments in Onehunga to be balloted
The apartments are due for completion next year and will be priced from $380,000.
A place in the country
No offence to Kiwis, "but being English, I wanted a house that looked like a house."
European-styled homes in Orewa
Residence De La Mer is all about the outdoor living people come to Orewa for.
Fabric of Onehunga on track for completion in 2020
Stage one of Fabric of Onehunga apartment development is F-A-B.
Sneak peek: The Block houses officially for sale
Homes renovated in this year's The Block on TV3 are officially for sale.
From undercover cop to real estate star
Agent Steen Nielsen on how the skills he learned as a detective in Denmark have helped him sell multi-million-dollar properties in Remuera.
NZ's most competitive real estate market
Agent Steen Nielsen on the challenges and joys of selling property in Auckland's Remuera.
'You want to cut through the drama of selling a home'
Auctioneer Aaron Davis on why he thinks auctions deliver the best results for vendors.
Frustrated buyer withdraws application to buy
An exclusive waterfront property is back on the market after a foreign buyer withdrew bid.
Soil yields organic riches
Historic site that fed early European settlers earns special honour.
Scene of creative savvy
Flow from century-old villa to family friendly backyard quickly sealed deal.
Sunny and sociable
Old villa went from four flats to two before becoming an expansive family home.
High on a hill
Finnish design influenced home where at least one side can be opened up to the outdoors.
Classic masterpiece in the bays
Three-storey hexagon house is fitting tribute to out-there '70s architect Ian Burrows.
Selling? Talk to the pros
It's important to take time to think about what you want from the sale.
Make a splash outdoors
It's fair to say the half gallon-quarter-acre-pavlova-paradise days are pretty much over.
KiwiBuild hopefuls may only need 5pc deposit
This will make Kiwibuild more accessible to families who have struggled to save 10 pct.
The $14,000 question: When is a boat a house?
More than $12,000 spent on consultants in boat dispute.
Shift away from auctions 'hands power to buyers'
Quiet months spur rise in negotiated sales but expert warns prices may suffer.
Dazzling bay window
It looks out at playground for dolphins and orcas, writes Catherine Masters.
Wishlist comes true
Beach bach gives way to a home with all the amenities for extended family.
Moving on ... to next door
Quiet street with great neighbours too good to leave, writes Robyn Welsh.
Listings surge in Auckland, Canterbury
August has been a month of record highs and lows, new stats show.
US billionaire pays $19m for Waiheke site
Investor and philanthropist is worth $6.3b and has lodges in other parts of New Zealand.
Take a walk: Aotea Station, City Rail Link
The City Rail Link is the next stop on our ongoing tour of Auckland construction sites.
Sports event puts pressure on accommodation for homeless
Te Tuinga Whānau says it has 47 clients with nowhere to stay during the Aims Games.
The humble town that's become the fastest riser in Auckland's property market
Affordable Wellsford gives Auckland's best gain in house values, new data shows.
Luxury Waiheke mansion back on the market
A mansion bought just two years ago could sell for up to double the price, agent claims.