Gone are the days when apartments were just for students and young professionals. With many now designed for a range of lifestyle stages and needs, an apartment can be a great option for a first step onto the property ladder.

If you’re selling your home for the first time it’s understandable to feel a little unsure about the whole process. You probably have plenty of questions around entering the market, and how to ensure you get the best price possible.

Maintaining a large plot of land or a lifestyle block can require a lot of time and hardwork. There comes a time when the natural progression is to downsize to something smaller.

If you own an investment property , it’s important to stay up to date with the latest property management legislation. And while you want to ensure your property remains rent ready, understanding and being aware of legal changes can be tricky and time consuming.

If you’re a regional homeowner, the latest key market indicators suggest now could be a good time for you to sell. With many potential buyers being priced out of main centres like Auckland, demand has heated in the regions as people start to consider it a good alternative.

An open home is your chance to create the perfect first impression. It’s like a first date with your prospective buyer – it’s your chance to really wow them and win them over.

When it comes time to sell your home, preparation is vital- especially in getting your finances into order. As you begin your selling journey, it’s important you have a realistic idea of how much it’s all going to cost.

Selling a lifestyle property is much more complex than selling a residential property. There are financial, legal and tax implications, not to mention the cost of losing out on getting the best possible price for your property.

And, a lifestyle block on the market a second time around is one of th..

Are you a lifestyle property owner but finding it’s becoming a bit of a stumbling block?

It’s clear that residential property all across New Zealand is in a seller’s market – but what about lifestyle property?

Do you own a Lifestyle block? If you’re thinking about selling in the near (or distant!)..

Are you a lifestyle property owner but finding it’s becoming a bit of a stumbling block?

Maybe it’s the cost, the upkeep, the commute to work or perhaps you just don’t need all that space anymore – whatever the reason, your lifestyle block is feeling like it isn’t the “lifestyle” for you anymore.