A sustained run of sales at Elizabeth Towers is reinforcing growing buyer confidence in Tauranga’s evolving city centre, with only a limited collection of premium residences now remaining available and the penthouse set to be released to the market.
Australian’s new property tax reforms are reshaping investor behaviour. Discover why more Australian buyers are considering New Zealand property and what it means for our market.
For 150 years, it has stood watch over Invercargill, now, one of Southland’s most significant heritage buildings embarks on a new chapter.
We breakdown everything you need to know for purchasing property in New Zealand as a foreign buyer.
Explore New Zealand's Q3 2026 waterfront property market update, including sales trends, price premiums, luxury waterfront transactions, regional analysis and investment insights across coastal, lakefront and riverfront locations.
What does rising inflation and the latest OCR decision mean for New Zealand property? Explore the impact on mortgage rates, house prices, homeowners, buyers and investors, plus expert insights on the housing market outlook.
The New Zealand housing market remained broadly neutral over the past month. House prices reduced slightly but continue to move broadly sideways, while sales activity during June was relatively soft.
While much of New Zealand’s housing market continues its gradual recovery from the correction that followed the November 2021 peak, a growing number of districts have quietly moved back into positive territory.
Branded residences are reshaping luxury real estate, combining global brands, premium services and professionally managed communities. Discover why they achieve premium values and what this growing trend means for New Zealand's property market.
One of Russell's most recognisable coastal properties is set to begin a new chapter, with a landmark Long Beach estate coming to market for the first time since it was purchased by the same family in the 1950s.
A rapidly expanding global property sector is creating one of New Zealand’s most significant opportunities for developers, investors, hotel operators and globally mobile capital, with branded residences emerging as the next frontier in luxury real estate.
Distance is no longer a barrier to selling. With modern technology and experienced local support, vendors can confidently manage the sales process for a family home, investment property or holiday retreat from almost anywhere in the world.
New Zealand’s super prime market remains resilient, with Golden Visa demand lifting confidence. Interest rates and sensitive‑land rules influence deal flow, while scarce prestige homes with views and privacy continue to command premiums.
For many first home buyers, entering the property market can feel exciting and overwhelming. With fluctuating prices, endless listings, finance hurdles and the rollercoaster of open homes, it’s easy to see why many buyers feel paralysed before they start.
A limited pre-release selection of homes at Lakepoint, a new masterplanned residential community in central Wānaka, has been released ahead of the project’s formal market launch.
For many people considering a career change, real estate can feel like an industry reserved for a certain type of person.
The oil shock resulting from the conflict in the Middle East has added uncertainty into the mix for 2026.
A sustained run of sales at Elizabeth Towers is reinforcing growing buyer confidence in Tauranga’s evolving city centre, with only a limited collection of premium residences now remaining available and the penthouse set to be released to the market.
Australian’s new property tax reforms are reshaping investor behaviour. Discover why more Australian buyers are considering New Zealand property and what it means for our market.
For 150 years, it has stood watch over Invercargill, now, one of Southland’s most significant heritage buildings embarks on a new chapter.
We breakdown everything you need to know for purchasing property in New Zealand as a foreign buyer.
Explore New Zealand's Q3 2026 waterfront property market update, including sales trends, price premiums, luxury waterfront transactions, regional analysis and investment insights across coastal, lakefront and riverfront locations.
What does rising inflation and the latest OCR decision mean for New Zealand property? Explore the impact on mortgage rates, house prices, homeowners, buyers and investors, plus expert insights on the housing market outlook.
The New Zealand housing market remained broadly neutral over the past month. House prices reduced slightly but continue to move broadly sideways, while sales activity during June was relatively soft.
While much of New Zealand’s housing market continues its gradual recovery from the correction that followed the November 2021 peak, a growing number of districts have quietly moved back into positive territory.
Branded residences are reshaping luxury real estate, combining global brands, premium services and professionally managed communities. Discover why they achieve premium values and what this growing trend means for New Zealand's property market.
One of Russell's most recognisable coastal properties is set to begin a new chapter, with a landmark Long Beach estate coming to market for the first time since it was purchased by the same family in the 1950s.
A rapidly expanding global property sector is creating one of New Zealand’s most significant opportunities for developers, investors, hotel operators and globally mobile capital, with branded residences emerging as the next frontier in luxury real estate.
Distance is no longer a barrier to selling. With modern technology and experienced local support, vendors can confidently manage the sales process for a family home, investment property or holiday retreat from almost anywhere in the world.
New Zealand’s super prime market remains resilient, with Golden Visa demand lifting confidence. Interest rates and sensitive‑land rules influence deal flow, while scarce prestige homes with views and privacy continue to command premiums.
For many first home buyers, entering the property market can feel exciting and overwhelming. With fluctuating prices, endless listings, finance hurdles and the rollercoaster of open homes, it’s easy to see why many buyers feel paralysed before they start.
A limited pre-release selection of homes at Lakepoint, a new masterplanned residential community in central Wānaka, has been released ahead of the project’s formal market launch.
For many people considering a career change, real estate can feel like an industry reserved for a certain type of person.
The oil shock resulting from the conflict in the Middle East has added uncertainty into the mix for 2026.
A sustained run of sales at Elizabeth Towers is reinforcing growing buyer confidence in Tauranga’s evolving city centre, with only a limited collection of premium residences now remaining available and the penthouse set to be released to the market.
Australian’s new property tax reforms are reshaping investor behaviour. Discover why more Australian buyers are considering New Zealand property and what it means for our market.
For 150 years, it has stood watch over Invercargill, now, one of Southland’s most significant heritage buildings embarks on a new chapter.
We breakdown everything you need to know for purchasing property in New Zealand as a foreign buyer.
Explore New Zealand's Q3 2026 waterfront property market update, including sales trends, price premiums, luxury waterfront transactions, regional analysis and investment insights across coastal, lakefront and riverfront locations.
What does rising inflation and the latest OCR decision mean for New Zealand property? Explore the impact on mortgage rates, house prices, homeowners, buyers and investors, plus expert insights on the housing market outlook.
The New Zealand housing market remained broadly neutral over the past month. House prices reduced slightly but continue to move broadly sideways, while sales activity during June was relatively soft.
While much of New Zealand’s housing market continues its gradual recovery from the correction that followed the November 2021 peak, a growing number of districts have quietly moved back into positive territory.
Branded residences are reshaping luxury real estate, combining global brands, premium services and professionally managed communities. Discover why they achieve premium values and what this growing trend means for New Zealand's property market.
One of Russell's most recognisable coastal properties is set to begin a new chapter, with a landmark Long Beach estate coming to market for the first time since it was purchased by the same family in the 1950s.
A rapidly expanding global property sector is creating one of New Zealand’s most significant opportunities for developers, investors, hotel operators and globally mobile capital, with branded residences emerging as the next frontier in luxury real estate.
Distance is no longer a barrier to selling. With modern technology and experienced local support, vendors can confidently manage the sales process for a family home, investment property or holiday retreat from almost anywhere in the world.
New Zealand’s super prime market remains resilient, with Golden Visa demand lifting confidence. Interest rates and sensitive‑land rules influence deal flow, while scarce prestige homes with views and privacy continue to command premiums.
For many first home buyers, entering the property market can feel exciting and overwhelming. With fluctuating prices, endless listings, finance hurdles and the rollercoaster of open homes, it’s easy to see why many buyers feel paralysed before they start.
A limited pre-release selection of homes at Lakepoint, a new masterplanned residential community in central Wānaka, has been released ahead of the project’s formal market launch.
For many people considering a career change, real estate can feel like an industry reserved for a certain type of person.
The oil shock resulting from the conflict in the Middle East has added uncertainty into the mix for 2026.