Property sales have remained subdued, although house prices have been holding steady. To find out what's happening in the main regions throughout the country, use the links below.

QV's look at Wellington says that buyers are thin on the ground making house sales difficult, however home handyman bargains are selling

QV's Residential Price Index for August shows that property values in the Auckland region are just beginning to stabilise.

We all know the old saying about how much Kiwis love bricks and mortar as an investment but some of us take that even further.

House prices extended their decline for a fifth month as a backlog of unsold property sits on the market.

Choice for buyers in the Auckland residential property market is declining, with properties for sale at their lowest number in seven months.

The residential property sector has slipped in July after edging into positive figures in the previous month, however commercial property development continued its precipitous decline.

One economist has pushed out the date for the Reserve Bank’s next official cash rate hike citing recent downgrades to its forecasts for global GDP growth, including in Australia and New Zealand.

Commercial and industrial property investors should still be able to claim significant depreciation allowances, an asset depreciation expert says.

Immigration figures out today are stronger than expected and are seen as being positive for house prices.

An annual property survey shows that investors have slowed down with their buying and selling , for the first time in several years.

The world economy looks sick and if that continues it is hard to see house prices going up according to managing director of Huljich Wealth Management Dr Don Brash.

New Zealand residential property sales plummeted to its lowest level for a July in a decade, as rising interest rates, slower population growth and tax changes took their toll on the market, according to figures released by the Real Estate Institute.

Sales activity and price appear to differ quite dramatically in different parts of the country, with each market showing unique characteristics. Find out what's happening in the 12 main regions below.

From the opening on the morning of October 16 in Blenheim to the close at 1.00pm on Sunday, delegates to the 2010 New Zealand Property Investors Federation (NZPIF) Conference will have the chance to hear at least 12 different speakers on property investment.

Hoteliers, retailers and commercial office interior decorators look likely to get the reprieve they were looking for from new depreciation rules they feared would drastically raise the cost of maintaining modern premises.