Property was listed at midnight and sold eight days later after auction brought forward.

"Even a dollar is profit" for vendors who paid $155,000 for South Auckland home.

Environment Court rules container is public art.

They have a combined RV of $5.72m.

Villa needs an upgrade.

“It’s quite nice being quirky. People are always making jokes about the king and queen."

The return of interest rate relief won't have much of an impact on tenants.

Unusual auction proves to be a winner for both buyers and vendor.

Agents tapping high-net-worth individuals straight off the bat.

Hawke's Bay agents say there are buyers out there for storm-damaged homes.

Remember, property prices can go down as well as up.

Owner shattered after property goes from dream project to pull-down almost overnight.

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

"They just wanted to get into a property as soon as they could."

Property values in every suburb have increased since 2019 - some more than others.

Waterfront home designed by top architect has underground car park and boat ramp.

Furious Parkwood residents forced to live elsewhere while work is completed.

Tauranga property has been run as a funeral home and chapel for more than 30 years.

The "Turret House" was memorably saved from the rubble and relocated to Gibbston Valley.

The proposed debt to income ratio rules could adversely affect self-employed borrowers.

“Anything with a sea view is still demanding a premium.”

We're back in a buyer's market.

It is one of seven uninhabitable Wellington homes being sold by liquidator.

"We’re living the dream, not grinding."

Owner of solid "bulletproof" brick and tile home wants to sell.

Homeowners are on edge, waiting for signs of of a cut to the OCR.

Mount Albert home sells for $742,000 as traders search for bargains.

Land-banking is happening in the Coromandel’s most expensive holiday town.

Do buyers really care about which suburb they are in or is the school zone more important?

New Zealand's "car park king" on the property market's unsung hero.