Growing interest in Hamilton property as an alternative to Auckland is encouraging record numbers of the city’s home owners to put their properties on the market, a new report suggests.

Global economic concerns mean more “easing” of the OCR is likely, even though this could further fuel the already-hot housing market, the Reserve Bank Governor has said.

Auckland’s super-hot housing market is pushing buyers into other regions – and that has led to a new national price record and new regional price highs.

New Zealand’s peer-to-peer (P2P) lending scene is set to get busier, following the news that Lending Crowd received its license from the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) on Friday.

Auckland Council has been urged not to buckle to community pressure and institute restrictive requirements under the Unitary Plan, by a speaker at the Property Council’s Residential Development Summit today.

Nearly half of Auckland investors believe the Council CV on their property is incorrect, new Crockers research shows – but are CVs reliable anyway?

With the arrival of Spring came a rebound in Auckland house prices, the latest Barfoot & Thompson data shows – but it's unclear whether it will continue.

It’s official: The development of Auckland Crown land is getting under way – with the Government asking developers to register their interest in building housing on Crown land parcels.

Fewer residential properties are for sale nationwide than at any time since 2006, according to the latest Realestate.co.nz data.

Government tax measures intended to curb speculation in Auckland’s heated market come into effect today, but their arrival has been greeted with scepticism by some.

New Zealand’s residential property values are rising faster than they have since 2007, QV data shows – but questions are being asked about to what extent the looming tax and LVR changes are affecting the market.

Developers have long said that supply related problems need to be addressed to effectively tackle Auckland’s housing issues – and now a new Auckland Council report backs this up.

Property developers and investors are being asked whether corporate vehicles used to manage costs associated with communal facilities should be regulated by the Financial Markets Conduct Act.

Auckland’s superhot housing market could be facing a big crash, the Finance Minister has warned – but others dispute that.

New residential dwelling consents were down by 4.9% in August 2015 but this comes in the midst of an increasing trend, according to Statistics New Zealand.

As Rugby World Cup fever heats up, the All Blacks continue to compete as favourites – and a new analysis has found that New Zealand’s housing market would come out on top of the RWC contestant countries markets too.