A compromise between warring parties means the controversial Three Kings housing development is now set to go ahead.

Auckland’s property market may have slowed but new Trade Me Property data reveals that units are bucking the trend.

Auckland’s housing market slowdown is spreading with the latest Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) data showing flat prices and declining sales nationally.

Wellington’s tight rental market has led to an array of suggestions on how to deal with bad landlord behaviour - but there are some things that landlords just can’t do.

Targeted “value capture” rates look likely to be on the cards for Auckland property owners if the recommendations of the Mayoral Taskforce on Housing’s report are implemented.

Lack of use has led Westpac to ditch its digital mortgage application system for mortgage brokers from June 1.

Yields in New Zealand’s commercial property sector remain some of the highest in the world – even though the sector is now stabilising.

Around 11,000 people a year could be prevented from buying properties if the Reserve Bank was to deploy debt-to-income ratios (DTI), the Bank has estimated.

Wellington City Council wants developers to work with them to convert inner city buildings into apartments to rectify the city’s shortage of rental housing.

Auckland Council needs to consider new ways of funding infrastructure development in order to better address the city's housing supply shortage, a new report says.

The fees section of the Responsible Lending Code has been updated in the wake of the long-fought Motor Trade Finance case.

Housing policy looks set to be a determining factor in September’s election, according to a new Property Institute commissioned poll.

Former Auckland socialite Eli Devoy has lost her appeal against her convictions and sentence for her involvement in a $9.2 million mortgage fraud scheme.

The total number of properties on the Auckland market is up by 40% on this time last year, the latest Barfoot & Thompson data shows.

Claims that the Wellington housing market is immune to a crash paint a less than accurate picture of that market, experts say.

Meth contamination claims continue to flood into New Zealand’s biggest insurer - despite growing awareness of the hysteria surrounding the issue.