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New Lynn retail complex ripe for redevelopment
Property has eight retail units, 65 car parks and two income-producing billboards.
What's the catch? Waterfront apartment sells for $84,000
Auckland CBD apartment with two-bedrooms and two car parks for $84,000. A steal, right?
Home buyer joy: Cheaper to buy than rent in nearly 200 NZ suburbs
Auckland Central among the areas where it's cheaper to buy than rent.
Police to reduce presence at Ihumātao after tensions flare
Police presence will involve more Iwi Liaison Officers and Māori Responsiveness Managers.
Fire in sawdust pile could smoulder for months
Access issues created by a steep 40m high bank means the fire could smoulder for months.
These are the possible solutions at Ihumātao
COMMENT: Four ideas of what a solution at Ihumātao could look like.
$500m Jack's Point village will be 'similar size to central Queenstown'
New lakefront village planned near Queenstown.
Vital blames interest rates, tax for 6.6pc profit drop
Vital Healthcare's full-year result out
Brierley business wins consent for $51.5m waterfront deal
$51.5m for a 125-year lease of Panuku-owned waterfront land
Auckland house prices sliding amid fears of a fall in first-home buyers
Auckland house prices are now on a run of 17 months of near consecutive price drops.
Insulation disputes: Tenants win first nine cases
Tenants made 100 complaints about insulation in July after rules came into force.
In the hands of the law no more: History buff buys Napier building
New buyer promises to preserve heritage of distinctive building after $2.65 million deal.
Holey moley: Chorus technician 'butchers' internet installation at new house
Chorus admits failings, home owner says the work "nothing short of vandalism".
Is a mortgage-free home the key to a comfy retirement?
Owning a home outright is the dream for many, but is it enough?
How not paying off your mortgage could save you money
Paying off the principal over the lifetime of the loan isn’t necessarily the best way.
Why the New Zealand housing market isn't going to crash
Despite repeated predictions, there is no wolf.
Is there a plan to destroy the private rental sector?
The policies being pursued by the Government won't help more people find a rental property.
Supply squeeze pushes rentals up
Office space available for lease on the North Shore remains in very tight supply.
Susan Watson: Corporate citizens and saluting workers' value
COMMENT: Sleepyhead's plans to build houses for its workers echo Quaker companies.
CRL contract likely to boost interest in Eden Terrace
The newly signed City Rail Link contract is likely to fuel further interest.
Student who lost $60k home deposit starts Givealittle
The student bought a apartment via her mother, but now can't afford to pay.
34,500 new homes planned for South Auckland
Drury and Pukekohe to grow by more than the population of Palmerston North.
Auckland property developer says he's proof that KiwiBuild works
"It's been built in just nine months and its proves KiwiBuild works" - Shane Brealey
Mind your manors: Prices drop in Auckland's wealthy suburbs
House prices are down in super rich playgrounds Remuera, Mission Bay and Parnell.
Economist has three-point house-building reform plan
Three major changes suggested for the house-building sector: Eaqub
Luxury lodge once a wedding gift
Ormlie Lodge is one of Hawke's Bay's most historic properties.
'The agent was my mum': Student loses $60k deposit
"She did not warn me whatsoever about the difficulties" - daughter on agent mum.
OneRoof: If Covid-19 stays controlled, property 'out of the danger zone'
The property market seems to be out of the "danger zone", as long as New Zealand can keep a second wave of Covid-19 at bay. That's the analysis from economist Tony Alexander, while taking part in the OneRoof Property Panel.
Deposit lost: First-home buyer's $60k 'hard lesson'
The developer says the contract was clear in specifying the details of the sale.
Focus Live Earlier: A student says her real estate agent mother convinced her to buy an apartment she couldn’t afford
Focus Live Earlier: A student says her real estate agent mother convinced her to buy an apartment she couldn’t afford.
Landlord claimed tenant 'smuggled' 10 tonne rock onto property
Landlord was seeking $3510 to break up the rock.
The dog ate my insulation: tenant fined after pet dog damages rental
A Palmerston North tenant must pay up after their dog tore out their rental's insulation.
Mark Bishop, who at age 50 is moving into his first home in East Tamaki
Mark Bishop, who at age 50 is moving into his first home in East Tamaki Video / Dean Purcell