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Rates on hold: What the Reserve Bank's decision means for Kiwis

The Reserve Bank kept the OCR at 3.25%, amid international uncertainty.

House building costs grow at fastest rate in nearly two years

Weatherboard prices increased by 6%, while decking timber fell by 1%.

Plan to drill wastewater pipe under Clive River withdrawn amid opposition

'We are in a position where we will have to find alternatives.'

Property Insider: Mansons begins Graham St project; free car with Westgate home; how’s Resido going?

Two basement levels, nine storeys of offices: NZ's biggest new commercial project begins.

Kāinga Ora axes housing project, reveals new plans

The change is part of the agency scrapping hundreds of social houses.

Council reform: The Wayne Brown way has arrived

Auckland Council has a new development office and has taken direct control of planning.

Letters: When travelling, do not rely on the good faith and help of strangers

OPINION: I’m amazed that New Zealand paid $29 million towards a satellite.

Nadine Higgins: How innovative schemes are aiding first-home buyers

OPINION: Buying your first home? Here's how to get there faster, without the strings.

Asterisks, footnotes and claims of 'weasel words': Inside the battle for region's housing future

The plan is years in the making, but now it's reached a cross-council 'standoff'.

Film producer declared bankrupt after leaky Auckland penthouse dispute

He was made bankrupt after a body corporate took the dispute to court.

Government agrees to progress deals with three regions, reveals what's on the table

Councils were last year invited to submit regional deal proposals.

Rotorua land once earmarked for bypass set for new development

The land was initially planned for the Rotorua Eastern Arterial.

Surf park developers win fast-track referral for 400+ homes

Earthworks started in October for the first stage of the project, 4km from Silverdale.

Letters: Now house prices have fallen, what does that mean for CGT debate?

OPINION: The rise of chatbots and a manipulated internet lead to a disinformed public.

Watch: The moment a young family loses new home in swollen raging river

Even the young children's teddy bears were washed away.

House-building trend still soft as annual consents fall

May's annual consent total is the second-lowest for any month since the end of 2018.