Investors can be controlled by their bank - and get badly caught out when they sell - if they rely on one lender, advisers are warning.

Claims that rental property is undertaxed are based on flawed assumptions and the Tax Working Group agrees, the NZ Property Investors Federation says...

New property listings dropped in regions around the country in June, with Auckland listings sinking to a fresh low, according to Realestate.co.nz.

With many cigarette smokers switching to vaping, does this pose a new risk for landlords? Dr Marewa Glover argues that it does not.

Changes are looming for the country’s “energy capital” New Plymouth, but ongoing affordabilty means the city remains full of investment opportunities, discovers Miriam Bell.

The NZ Property Investors Federation has produced research which shows that property investors pay their fair share of tax...

Queenstown landlords are sitting pretty this year as median weekly rents in the area soar and tenants stay put, according to new rental data.

Property prices may still be hitting record highs around New Zealand but new Trade Me Property data suggests that demand in Auckland is cooling.

New NZPIF president Sharon Cullwick is a passionate property investment advocate and this month she tells NZ Property Investor magazine how to be a successful investor.

Leases are at the heart of commercial property investment yet many people don’t take the time to understand them and suffer as a result.

Real estate agents now only have to tell potential buyers if a property has a meth contamination reading of 15 micrograms per 100cm2 or above.

Dunedin is the only main centre to buck the flat-lining growth trend seen around the country in QV’s latest House Price Index.

Three young investors have managed to get on to the investment property ladder through completely different strategies and now they explain how.

Palmerston North may not have the glamourous appeal of a big city but, unlike many markets, it can still offer investors a heady mix of affordable prices and good returns, writes Miriam Bell.

A Christchurch property consultant who defrauded the Selwyn District Council to the tune of $300,000 plus will be going to jail.

Price expectations have rebounded from post-election lows but they are still well off the levels of optimism seen in recent years.