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Online building products platform inks $35m capital raise

Milot Zeqiri and Brittany Gribben co-founded ArchiPro in 2014.

'Audi' house sells for $2.3m as agents ramp up the gimmicks

Vendors and agents are offering sports cars, scooters and trips Waiheke.

Expats returning from Asia pick up Remuera mansion for $11m

Vendors made $2.3m in three years on near-new home.

Revealed: The new buyers of landmark Auckland property

Couple behind purchase of prominent site revealed; what are they planning for it?

Bonfire of the property taxes – could it fix the housing market?

COMMENT: National has pledged to scrap recent changes to the rental market.

Stalled townhouse project cost developer extra $500,000

Developer complains about neighbours parking vehicles to stop trucks entering site.

Extra security checks on house-buyers in South Auckland

Clamp down on buyers who are hiding behind shell companies.

Tony Alexander: Russia's impact on NZ house prices

Invasion will push up the price of petrol and everyday goods.

Watch: Fletcher raising the ground at Three Kings quarry

Around 200,000 truck-loads of soil raised the 15.1ha quarry floor by 10m to 15m.

The dreaded 's' word that's lethal for the housing market

The five things you need to know about the housing market this week.

Brightline test has not slowed house-flipping in South Auckland

"We know traders who buy and sell 50 properties a year - they pay tax on every one."

Gains on gains: Tauranga top for profit-making home resales

One property made nearly $3m in profit when sold for the first time in more than 20 years.

Cost blowout, delays hit 21-unit state housing project

Kāinga Ora is sticking by its decision to go modular and with overseas builders.

And you thought Herne Bay was expensive

House values in Speargrass Flat jumped $1.1m over the last 12 months to more than $4.1m.

Sponsored: You had me at hello

What's better than coming home to your dream colour on your front door.

The hidden cost of big ticket purchases – why you should think twice

Remember, it's always on your mortgage.