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What's the catch? Is this the cheapest house and land package in New Zealand?
A bach with 6.4ha of freehold land is up for grabs in the Far North for a mere $175,000.
NZ dairy production off to a strong start
NZ dairy production is off to a strong start, driven by favourable weather.
Watch NZH Focus: Is Dunedin the next Auckland?
Property prices in the country’s biggest cities are continuing to flatten off, with only a small quarterly increase in Auckland and a drop in Christchurch. Tristram Clayton is joined by QV National Spokesperson Andrea Rush to explain.
Room with a view...yours for just $9m
After a big do-up, owners of this Cheltenham Beach property are asking for 'north of $9m' for a four -bedroom home.
Large log house for sale
A property that is believed to be New Zealand's biggest log house is on the market.
Luxury homes just won't sell
A mansion valued at $33 million is among properties in Auckland's most exclusive suburbs, on secluded island beaches or farmland that are awaiting rich-list buyers.
The man who saved our coast
As we head for the beach this summer, thousands of us will visit historic areas, regional parks, islands, the coastlines and reserves of our "winterless north".
Beachside bubble bursting
A glut of property sales has hit Coromandel beachfront holiday playground Pauanui.
Trust runs $9.8m Hotchin beach house
Interests closely associated with Mark Hotchin still control an opulent $9.8m Waiheke Island beachhead.
Sales lowest in years
Auckland is patchy, and elsewhere it's worse. Everywhere, demand is measly in a buyers' market. Bruce Morris reports.
Tide's out on capital gain
Many coastal areas were not included in our QV tables because sales volumes were so low, explains Bruce Morris.
<i>Bruce Morris:</i> Time is on your side
If owning coastal money is your dream, the time could be right to buy, but putting your money in the bank will give a better financial return, says Bruce Morris.
Sun, sand...and stress
Summer's here and coastal property is back in focus. So how is it going out there at the beach? For the most part, it's looking rather dire, writes Bruce Morris.
Swiss millionaire Dabbah buys up the Bay
He might be pint-sized but Maurice Dabbah has a big cheque book and one of the world's most beautiful women at his side.