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First-home buyers big winners, prices 'could tumble 10pc'

Investors have been targeted with tax changes to help stem soaring house prices.

St John's Hill house blends in with streetscape

The 1990s home sits among older-style houses from the 1940s.

House hunting: What Govt's plan means for buyers

Will you be eligible for more help?

1910 villa joins Beautiful Homes finalists

Stacey Jones and James Ballantyne bought their Whanganui East villa four years ago.

Beautiful Homes Whanganui: Riverside setting has rural feel

Riverside house appealed because of its space and rural outlook.

Buyer beware: Warning over common contract clause that can cost home buyers

Single mum Madhu bought a new Auckland home but wonders if she'll ever get to move in.

Let's Talk Law with Treadwell Gordon: Changes to the Residential Tenancies Act 1986

There have been big changes to residential tenancy laws in the last few weeks.

Whanganui Chronicle Property Guide

Whanganui Chronicle Property Guide

Foursome start local Arizto Real Estate branch

New real estate firm opens in Whanganui.

Iwi buys bigger share of coastal Rangitīkei farm

Rangitīkei iwi increases its investment in highly productive coastal farm.

Vacant land sales soar as developers rush to cash in on housing demand

Pundits hope a jump in vacant land sales helps ease Auckland's pressing housing shortage.

Where to go to escape Auckland's skyrocketing house prices

Can you achieve work-life balance and pay less for your home?

New Zealand's flashest homes: Take a moment to dream

Lockdown might even be a joy if you owned one of these stunning properties.

Revealed: 2020's most expensive home and its All Black billionaire owners

Luxury house sales boomed again in 2020 even without foreign buyers.

Whanganui property market 'a double-edged sword'

The demand for houses in Whanganui is not expected to drop "any time soon".

NZ already has a capital gains tax - you probably just didn't know it

There is a capital gains tax already on the books, it's just not enforced: Researchers