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Hobson Green rising

Housing estate built at Hobsonville, Auckland in 2021. Video posted to Facebook by surveying, architecture, design, structural engineering, & project management firm Hampton Jones

House prices fall again as Auckland leads nationwide declines

Auckland led the slide, with average values down 2.5% to $1.19m.

$20m+ collapse: Six companies in liquidation, creditors named

It is too soon to say if any money will be available to pay debts.

Auckland apartment market so dire developer opts to rent rather than sell

Ockham Residential CEO William Deihl says entire block will be rented, market so tough.

Jury is out over whether homeowners will be left in the cold under building regime overhaul

Questions remain over who will pay for defective work.

Auckland's housing plan could reshape your neighbourhood – see what it means for you

Townhouses and apartments will rise from 36% to 70% of Auckland's housing stock.

How Marama Royal is leading Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei to new heights

Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei's assets have risen from $631m in 2014 to $1.53b last year.

'Community concern': Iwi collective planning 70 homes on pony club site

Marutūāhu wants to build on the land now used by the Meadowbank Pony Club for grazing.

Can first-home buyers get on the ladder in Auckland?

Are first-home buyers feeling the pressure? We spoke to Natasha Thirani about the challenges of breaking into the housing market. Video / Jason Dorday

'Avalanche': Home owner of 30 years says his 300% insurance hike in five years is bad sign for NZ

'I feel embarrassed – you have this sense of loyalty. But there is no loyalty.'

$66m repair bill for Auckland apartments sparks court action

Two Victopia units face forced sale because of unpaid repair bills.

Society Insider: Martin Henderson’s house with Kiwi girlfriend; Designer expands into Arrowtown; AFC star’s romantic proposal

Plus, Taika and Lorde party with the stars at Glastonbury.

Film producer declared bankrupt after leaky Auckland penthouse dispute

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

Planned for years, 25% owner sells out of Queenstown's Lakeview Taumata

'Troubled, controversial, deathly quiet': Crux on site of $2b mixed-use Queenstown scheme.

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.

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.