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He devoted much of his life to restoring forests, but never dreamed he'd retire in one.
He devoted much of his life to restoring forests, but never dreamed he'd retire in one.
Falling house prices are making Westgate, Glen Eden and Karaka more affordable.
The different types of mortgages and how they work.
Pair attempted to hide smashed walls, broken doors, and urine-stained carpet.
Attempting to stop her ex from getting her house has landed a lawyer in hot water.
Taupō residents are cashing in and heading 20 minutes south for the quieter village life.
Design trends come and go - but style is forever.
Buyers declined by mainstream banks are spending 12 to 24 months on the "naughty seat".
One single mum says she had a panic attack after seeing her new rates bill.
Seller flips large site for tidy profit.
Christchurch section sells for almost double its RV.
COMMENT: Buyers will have to wait till March 2023 for latest fixes to take effect.
Auckland home changed hands for third time in 12 months.
Heavy rain caused nearly 40m of land to slip away in the middle of last month.
Report's 'findings and recommendations are very benign', said Grant Swanepoel of Jarden.
As house values record their biggest fall in 14 years and real estate agents see sales decrease, experts explain how the power is returning to buyers. Video / NZ Herald
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But agents notice uptick in activity, as vendors become more realistic around pricing.
"Housing affordability remains significantly stretched despite values falling."
Former boarding house snapped up by buyer who plans to turn it back into a family home.
The Reserve Bank's bold prediction may be closer than you think.
Danny Cancian owes more than $1 million to Carters.
One pensioner the Herald spoke to had his rates increase nearly $500 per quarter.
11 big buildings, solid international tenants and nearly 2000 car parks - but no takers.
Keeping unemployment low will be key to servicing the debt, economists say.
Rural and lifestyle sectors managed to duck downward pressure.
Vendors walk away with almost $1m in profit.
Planning shake-up may mean some homeowners and renters "are going to lose privacy".
Revolving credit loans have fallen out of favour but now may be the time to use them.