
'Not in my back yard': Auckland residents fight housing intensification plans
Neighbours want to stop 467 new houses in Orewa and 81 in Beach Haven.
Neighbours want to stop 467 new houses in Orewa and 81 in Beach Haven.
The five things you need to know about the housing market this week.
Expats, Singaporeans and Australians buying up large for dream holiday homes.
Sellers beating the listings rush and buyers with finance approvals already doing deals.
Thirty years ago it changed hands for just $415,000.
It’s all about sellers making the effort this year, agents say.
Record prices for Sydney real estate prompts the question: why not here?
Troubles hit another builder - just before Christmas.
Energy costs are the household bill that could beat inflation in 2023.
More tradies will be available but GIB plasterboard prices will rise.
Two of nine marina piers at contentious site now mostly installed.
About $500,000 shaved off lifestyle property price since it was first listed in October.
Holiday sale leaves agent with too many buyers and not enough houses in the new year.
"Struggled with delays around building materials and consents."
"Hope of selling it as a going concern" - BDO.
Seaward lawns of two homes collapsed onto the foreshore below.
In a sign of the times, only two deals settled for over $20m this year.
The answer largely depends on interest rates.
Experts on where they think the “damn good” buying opportunities are.
Despite a recent slowdown the overall trend is one of surging costs.
“Everyone was struggling. There were times when I wondered, What have I done?”
Rollercoaster ride for $317m estate continues, but project opponents already grumbling.
The five things you need to know about the housing market this week.
Brokers say people need to prepare for the higher rates when they kick in.
The tactics that will help you pay off your home loan faster.
Experts on the usefulness of market controls during a slump.
What potential buyers should look for when inspecting a property.
Some property purchases are riskier than others.
Banks still looking backwards when it comes to lending, say mortgage brokers.