Latest from Residential Property

Giant of listed retirement village sector has a drop in interim net profit

Revaluations of $89.3m previously dropped to just $49.6m.

Company put 'heart and soul' into tiny homes business but buyers in limbo

Difficult times as Covid and stock problems strike tiny homes business.

Analysts ask: Should Ryman keep more of residents' money?

The giant of New Zealand’s listed retirement village companies reports on Friday.

Stabbers still at large, Russian barrage after peace plan & Trump announcement looms | Focus Morning Bulletin: 16 November, 2022

Christchurch police manhunt continues, the world’s population grows and Donald Trump's big announcement looms in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

Dramatic cliff collapse in front of homes sparks dangerous building notices

Dramatic cliff collapse in front of $9.5m Stanley Point homes sparks dangerous building notices. Video / Supplied

'It’s about time': Experts respond to RMA reform, speeding up consents process

'It’s about time. We’ve been waiting years for this.' - lawyer Kate Storer.

'Bathe in your blood': Kāinga Ora tenant's 18-month campaign of abuse

Woman moved from Kāinga Ora unit after alleged death threats, abuse.

Residential developer planned to lay off up to 30pc of staff - how many took redundancy?

On November 8, the residential developer sent a proposal to staff, hoping to cut costs.

‘Tipping point’: The global housing market is heading for a brutal downturn

Financial Times: Property markets haven't been this shaky since the GFC, economists say.

Real Estate NZ translates guides into Māori and other languages

23 per cent of those who bought their first home in the past 12 months were Māori.

New multi-billion-dollar Auckland village planned

Marutūāhu had given the planned village the name Maungārongo.

'Honey, I shrunk the hospital' - Ryman plans fewer beds

Retirement behemoth plans smaller geriatric hospitals due to lack of state funding.

'Eyesore': Delayed development by Max Key's company upsets neighbours

Former PM's son's company apologises for rundown bungalows on swish inner Auckland street.

Woman's new home build hit with extra $213k bill as costs rise

The woman quickly realised the fixed prices quoted were far too good to be true.

Overseas buyer swoops: Youth Hostel chain to reopen

Foreign buyer interest was strong due to geographic spread: Colliers.

Huge new meditation centre rises at Ihumātao

Up to 500 people can be at the premises at any one time.

The 263 creditors claiming money from insolvent civil contractor DDL

Crown entities, Auckland Council, national companies and subcontractors on the list.

September housing market uplift 'subdued': REINZ

Agents report most vendors understand the need to adjust their price expectations.