The “life coach” of the Kahui twins’ mother, Macsyna King, has been found guilty of eight charges of mortgage fraud.

The government is proposing changes to KiwiSaver fund reporting to help members better understand their funds

A looming talent shortage will affect those recruiting financial advisers, mortgage brokers and insurance advisers, according to an international recruitment firm.

New Zealand’s home loan market will heat up over the next six months as ANZ takes an even more aggressive stance to acquire business, one mortgage broker says.

The effect of quantitative easing by governments around the world is likely to lessen each time they get their money printers out, according to one investment funds manager.

Customers taking out home loans won’t notice any difference when ANZ and National Bank amalgamate into one brand, the companies’ chief executive says.

The new Reserve Bank Governor must increase the OCR if house prices rise rapidly, even if inflation is on target.

After years of delay the prospect of trans-Tasman portability set to become reality.

Landlords are left vulnerable by an unregulated property management industry, says the organiser of a petition calling for rental properties to be brought under the Real Estate Agents Act.

More regulation around real property proportionate ownership schemes is unlikely to deter investors, says Mark Schiele, chief executive of Oyster Property Group.

He’s had some of the highest-profile publicity available for the house he wants to sell but Trevor Palmer says so far that hasn’t turned into any extra inquiries.

Landlords must be careful if they try to recover new water costs by adding them to the rent they charge, says the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.

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New ground rent charges for leasehold buildings on Auckland’s waterfront are coming as a rude shock to many property owners, says the city’s property investors association.

New Zealand may be one of the most over-valued housing markets, but that doesn’t mean prices are going to fall any time soon, says BNZ chief economist Tony Alexander.

Buyers are likely to hesitate about purchasing at partly-built Pegasus Town, near Christchurch, now that it is in receivership, despite assurances from the developer that it is business as usual, says one local real estate agent.