New Zealand’s brave new world of peer-to-peer (P2P) lending has another new entrant ready and waiting in the wings.

Further details about the Auckland Crown land to be released for development are set to be announced - to developers - this Friday.

New data reveals that average rental yields in Auckland have fallen dramatically over the past two years.

The Reserve Bank has no alternative but to hold rates steady until mid-2017, according to the NZ Institute of Economic Research.

Over 5000 Auckland house sales a year could be affected by the Reserve Bank’s new 70% LVR restriction, according to a new report.

Action on infrastructure investment and building product regulation could help address Auckland’s housing market issues, according to one commentator.

Investors are responsible for over 40% of the activity at the lower end of Auckland’s housing market, according to new CoreLogic data.

Community housing providers believe partnering with commercial entities could be key to achieving better social and affordable housing results.

Some big Chinese banks are starting to set up shop in New Zealand, but what could that mean for the residential mortgage market?

The spotlight remains on the Auckland housing market in analyses of Budget 2015 which commentators said offered up nothing surprising.

Crown-owned land in Auckland will be developed - thanks to a $52.2 million capital contingency fund in today’s Budget to facilitate a housing programme.

Parcels of Crown land are to be developed commercially to boost the supply line of affordable housing in Auckland.

Demand pressures on the Auckland market will continue as New Zealand receives its highest ever annual inflow of migrants – but could there be a solution?

Tenants are paying $25 more per week in April 2015 than they were in April last year, according to new Trade Me Property data.

New tax measures, along with the Reserve Bank’s latest LVR policy, could have a stark impact on Auckland’s housing market – and are likely to mean a cut to the OCR in the near future, according to one economist.

This week’s Budget will contain a suite of measures to bolster tax rules on property transactions and fund the enforcement of them – but will they have any impact on Auckland’s house prices?