December was yet another record-setting month for the New Zealand property market, with asking prices at record highs and tight supply nationwide. These trends are likely to continue into 2020 and beyond, so if you’re thinking of buying or selling property soon you need to be aware of what’s goin..

The New Year is here and in typical Kiwi style, the property market finished 2019 with a bang. Wellington, Otago and several key regional markets all performed well in November, recording increases in the average asking price and high levels of sales activity and Auckland had the highest median p..

Every year roughly 7,000 residential properties change hands in New Zealand, according to data from the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand. The vast majority of these are sold by qualified, experienced real estate agents and not privately by their owners (with good reason). 

Is your home a little small for your growing family? Maybe your commute is longer than you’d prefer, or perhaps you’d like to be closer to friends and family.

Spring and early summer are the busiest times for New Zealand’s property market. There’s usually a larger number of interested buyers and more sales during this period - so If you’ve been considering selling your property, now could be the perfect time.

“Every child and their family deserve to be well, maintain hope and continue to dream.” This is the motto of the Child Cancer Foundation.

If you’re considering buying an investment property to store and build your wealth, now’s a great time to buy in several regions around New Zealand. September and October are typically hot months for the property market, so you’ll have plenty of property to choose from as well as fierce competiti..

When you move house, you aren’t just getting a new home, you’re getting a new community. That’s why when you’re buying property, checking out the area is just as important as inspecting the home itself. 

Big homes can be hard work, so they’re not for everyone. They’re often expensive to maintain, have huge power bills and even bigger mortgages, and that’s why so many Kiwis are downsizing.

Traditionally Kiwi’s have aspired to the idea of a ‘quarter acre’ dream - a nice house, on a nice piece of land in a good street. But today there are many different property types and ways to get on (and up) the property ladder. In this blog, we provide a brief overview of the most common options..