Housing

Big losses have been recorded this year, and it's usually all down to the vendor's circumstances, commentators say.

The dining room floor in the East Auckland home was so rotten it collapsed.

A camper living at the course has threatened visitors with a weapon, locals say, but the men camping there say it's them being harassed.

The ASB Bank's Housing Confidence Survey for the three months to July shows people are not expecting an uptick in prices any time soon.

In one of dozens of cases being taken to the Tenancy Tribunal, a Wellington woman owed $34,440 in rent arrears.

Ronald McDonald House Charities may be forced to charge families of sick children who stay in their accommodation, due to a triple threat of rising costs, surging demand and a significant decline in…

Some are spending up to 95 percent of their superannuation on rent. Audio

The rundown NZDF housing estate needs billions spent on it, but the main project has not secured any government funding despite plans dating back to 2017.

The house had a leaking roof, broken gutters, holes in the floor, rotten window frames and a non-functioning heatpump.

The reduction in the official cash rate is flowing through to the property market.

August has been the month of cuts. Here's how they've stacked up.

The number of households with adult children has grown by more than 100,000 since 2004. Here's why. Audio

Residents of a small Southland hamlet hammered by coastal erosion are living in limbo, as the river next to their properties inches closer.

The government doesn't know where they've gone - but an advocate says it's likely nowhere good.

Explainer - The changes making it harder to get into emergency housing, and harder to stay in.