The campaign to reform apartment law is heating up once again with National MPs urging property owners to sign a petition calling for changes to the law.

Misleading consumers – via the editing and withholding of online reviews - has earned holiday rental accommodation company Bachcare a conviction and a hefty fine.

New Zealanders may have finally started to embrace apartments as homes but it is investors who buy them the most, according to new analysis from CoreLogic.

Wellington is on track to overtake Auckland as the most expensive region to rent in as median weekly rents continue to surge heading into summer.

Housing market expectations have improved significantly in ASB’s latest Housing Confidence Survey – and record low interest rates are playing a major part in that.

There’s a more upbeat feel to the property market and it’s obvious in this month’s QV data which has values firmly on the rise.

Sales activity continues to improve in Auckland with new Barfoot & Thompson data revealing their best November sales numbers since 2015.

Home buyers will no longer be able to use a finance clause to pull out of a property purchase without proof, REINZ has warned.

Many regional markets hit record high asking prices in November but that’s not deterring property-seeking Aucklanders, Realestate.co.nz’s latest data shows.

New commercial property disrupter, Jasper, has hit the ground running with their first investment offering achieving full subscription in just 36 hours.

The Reserve Bank has kept its LVR speed limits on hold amid fears low interest rates "could lead to a resurgence in higher-risk lending".

Westpac economists believe the Reserve Bank will keep LVR speed limits at their current levels, amid fears over house price stability.

Four Auckland property investors have been charged with fraudulently obtaining millions of dollars in home loans.

The rental market is heating up for summer with both tenant demand and rents on the rise around the country, new Trade Me data suggests.

The Government announced its long awaited tenancy law reforms on Sunday and they mean that landlords will no longer be able to get rid of tenants without reason.

A property trader, who has attracted unfavourable media attention in recent years, has received a formal warning from the Commerce Commission.