Rises and falls in house prices don't affect everyone, all the time, says registered valuer Glenda Whitehead.

Local loyalty shines through here, writes Ashley Campbell.

Bruce Morris sifts through the statistics to pinpoint the North Island’s most expensive streets... and others of more humble heritage.

The news is good - and bad - says the Bank of New Zealand's Tony Alexander.

Four leaders of the country's leading property agencies were asked to shed some light on patterns in the property market.

The answer depends on your motives, writes Bruce Morris.

Once notorious, now fashionable, reports Ashley Campbell.

Once again, there's no stopping Herne Bay.

Struggling Allied Farmers says it has settled the about $27m sale of stage two of Queenstown's Five Mile property development early.

One-time factory worker Zhang Xin rode China's property boom.

House prices in Auckland fell during August as the number of properties being listed continues to stall.

Allied Farmers chief executive Rob Alloway has resigned, following chairman John Loughlin out of a firm whose finance arm is in receivership.

A real estate agent who tampered with a sale and purchase agreement to increase her stake in a commission split has been fined.

About 100 staff at the Auckland's five-star Westin hotel are losing their jobs as most of its rooms are shut down.

Westin Hotel's receivers are planning to shed up to 100 staff, throwing Rugby World Cup visitor plans into disarray, say investors in the property.

The number of new listings fell for the fifth straight month last month, fuelling talk of a looming property shortage in our biggest city.