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New house consents rise fast

Consents for new townhouses, flats, and units growing fastest.

Auckland's biggest realtor releases January data

Barfoot & Thompson first to issue January sales figures

Opinion: Why I'll try to buy a home - even though I don't want to

Covid has ripped out a chapter of many young people's lives and put another on steroids.

Wealth of trouble: Average house price hits new milestone

Prices are up 12.8 per cent on a year ago - and set to rise further, property expert says.

Consumer NZ critical of retirement village regulations

Some contracts risk breaching consumer law says chief executive.

100-year-old Nelson dress circle mansion hits the market

The house at 54 Brougham St was built between 1913 and 1918.

National attacks Government tenancy law reform

"State house waitlist could grow if landlords don't take on new tenants." - Nicola Willis

Huka Lodge, favoured by Royals and Hollywood elite, sold

One of the most high-end places to stay in this country: sold.

Steven Joyce: Why this Govt won't fix the housing shortage

Does Kāinga Ora have the ability to deliver the homes Government is promising?

Ardern's promise to fix the housing crisis: Your feedback

The Government's hit with some home truths after Thursday's "re-announcement".

Hawke's Bay's million dollar suburbs revealed

For the first time, the Bay has two $1m suburbs, as prices move into a new stratosphere.

First tour of NZ's tallest apartment tower: The Pacifica

About 600 people to live in skyscraper apartment tower.

The potential $40m sale that could eclipse property records

'Super penthouse has not gone unconditional but we have had an offer.'

Know your rights: What landlords must read about new tenancy laws

Owners of nearly 600,000 rental properties need to know impact of looming law changes.

House prices double over past decade in some regions

Five regions recorded the biggest price rises - and one small district topped the lot.

Housing crisis: Emergency grants up by 50 per cent

Nearly 10,000 people needed emergency assistance in the second half of last year.