Luxury lodge once a wedding gift
Ormlie Lodge is one of Hawke's Bay's most historic properties.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromProperty
'The agent was my mum': Student loses $60k deposit
"She did not warn me whatsoever about the difficulties" - daughter on agent mum.
OneRoof: If Covid-19 stays controlled, property 'out of the danger zone'
The property market seems to be out of the "danger zone", as long as New Zealand can keep a second wave of Covid-19 at bay. That's the analysis from economist Tony Alexander, while taking part in the OneRoof Property Panel.
Deposit lost: First-home buyer's $60k 'hard lesson'
The developer says the contract was clear in specifying the details of the sale.
Focus Live Earlier: A student says her real estate agent mother convinced her to buy an apartment she couldn’t afford
Focus Live Earlier: A student says her real estate agent mother convinced her to buy an apartment she couldn’t afford.
Landlord claimed tenant 'smuggled' 10 tonne rock onto property
Landlord was seeking $3510 to break up the rock.
The dog ate my insulation: tenant fined after pet dog damages rental
A Palmerston North tenant must pay up after their dog tore out their rental's insulation.
Rise of the first-home buyers: The new market hotspots
Newcomers to property market increasingly compete with investors.
Mark Bishop, who at age 50 is moving into his first home in East Tamaki
Mark Bishop, who at age 50 is moving into his first home in East Tamaki Video / Dean Purcell
Mixed-use Albany investment
A substantial mixed-use investment property in the heart of Albany Village is for sale.
Farm blocks either for grazing, honey production, or carbon credits
The two blocks, at 185B Gaskill Rd, cover 75.6ha and have been used for mixed grazing.
Build-to-rent offers many commercial advantages
A residential investment with all the attributes of commercial property,
Freehold site has all sorts of potential
Property offers a variety of uses for heavy industry and potential development.
Historic General Building sells for $42m
Local buyer plans to restore the landmark office tower.
Why the human touch will still determine the future of work
We are on an exciting journey, to which we don't yet know the destination.
Two properties in fast-growing north and west
Two commercial properties placed on the market by Telos Group Commercial.
Hanging onto historic Napier
Property with storied history bought by man with a passion for preserving heritage.
Govt scheme boost to quake-prone property
Strengthening of earthquake-prone buildings comes with targeted timelines and thresholds.
Hunters have their sites on shareholding
Shares are being sold in the land and buildings at Miners Creek station.
Lord of the Fries serves up franchise deals
Vegan fast food chain is offering franchise opportunities in New Zealand.
Sales slump: $3m-plus Auckland houses down 27pc
Nationwide drop in sales of seven-figure properties.
First 40 stores at Westfield Newmarket open this month
August 29 opening for first 40 stops at Westfield Newmarket.
Locals rage against $1b Takapuna tower plan
Transit-oriented development planned for Smales Farm's greenfields sites.
UN human rights body calls for answers over Ihumātao
They raise concerns over consultation with Māori in allowing the development.
A beginner's guide to living in Auckland
North Shore or South Auckland? Which tribe should you join?
City Rail Link: Karanga-ā-Hape station design details out
The new station in Mercury Lane will be the deepest of the CRL stations.
Editorial: Like them or not - 'twin key' apartments simply meeting a need
We say: Tiny studios will be ultimately be measured by those who choose to live in them.
Immigration not to blame for housing crisis - study
New research has challenged claims that immigration flows have driven NZ's housing crisis.
Commission claim on Sargeson Apartment sales surprises lawyer
One client was refunded a 10 per cent deposit after being asked for 8 per cent more
Watch: New $790m Westfield Newmarket - first shops opening
Sneak peek inside Auckland's new giant mall project.
Mould and damp: Tenants evicted after complaining
"The walls are wet and there is mould on the roof, windows and in the wall paper."
Auckland building consents hit record in year to June
The building sector remains inundated with work.
Order to stop conservation efforts frustrates crib owner
Efforts to shore up dunes near bach draws fire.