Auckland’s property market might be cooling, but the Bay of Plenty’s is booming, reveals the latest Trade Me Property data.

The upwards march of Auckland values has slowed significantly, but the national outlook for 2016 remains positive, according to QV.

Another cut to the official cash rate would be likely reduce housing affordability, a Massey University academic says.

Property market growth is set to return to more normal levels in 2016, predicts one major agency.

Building consents were trending up around the country in November, but more building activity is needed in Auckland.

2015 has seen ups and downs for investors, so what should they watch out for in 2016?

Controversy surrounding a Titirangi Kauri tree ignores the rights of property owners, according to one mayoral candidate.

Auckland’s residential property market might be slowing, but that’s not the case for its commercial property market.

Increase in mortgage lending goes against the prevailing trend of slowing growth, new analysis says.

Strong migration will cause New Zealand's annual population growth rate to reach its highest pace since 1974.

Changes to banks’ off-quarter disclosure requirements are the subject of a new Reserve Bank proposal.

The changing rental environment means a different relationship is on the cards for landlords and tenants, says one law firm.

Thirteen real estate agencies are being prosecuted by the Commerce Commission for price fixing and anti-competitive behaviour.

Good news for landlords as new data shows rents in a number of markets – including Auckland - are on the rise again.

Investor activity in the Auckland apartment market has dropped off significantly, according to a new report.

“Periodic tenancies” are the most popular rental arrangement, new Barfoot & Thompson data shows.