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New Zealanders are still optimistic about the state of the housing market, according to an ASB survey. Photo / Herald on Sunday.
New Zealanders are still optimistic about the state of the housing market, according to an ASB survey. Chief economist Nick Tuffley said the majority of respondents still see now as a good time to buy a house with a net 48 per cent. The survey also recorded a "marked shift in house price expectations"… More
4:00AM Sunday November 08, 2009
Rich Lister Gary Lane wants more than $10 million for a piece of land once donated to the people of Auckland -… More
4:00AM Saturday October 31, 2009
House building is on the rise but commercial work has fallen back. Statistics NZ's building consent data out… More
4:30PM Monday November 02, 2009
Early signs of an economic recovery might not be as strong as many people hope, Treasury said today. Treasury's… More
12:00PM Friday October 30, 2009
New building consent figures point to signs of recovery in house building but show the non-residential sector… More
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