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Budget 2026 signals a new housing direction: no mortgage relief, but $400,000,000 in council incentives
Each year, the property market is particularly sensitive to the Budget announcement.
Just revealed! New Zealand’s 2026 fiscal strategy exposed: are dreams of soaring house prices over? Essential reading for buyers and renters
With the official release of Budget 2026 and its core guiding document, the 2026 Budget Policy Statement (BPS), the Government’s housing market strategy is now completely clear.
The OCR hasn’t risen, so why has your mortgage already become more expensive? Today’s decision finally provides the answer: New Zealand faces a ‘hidden rate rise’
After a week of waiting, the market finally has its answer from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.
From Drury to Wairau, New Zealand commercial property is entering an ‘era of resilience’
Recently, as Kiwi Property announced substantive progress on its major commercial centre development in Drury, Pak’nSave Wairau Park on the North Shore has also been undertaking a distinctive upgrade.
Queenstown getting more crowded, Christchurch more popular? New Zealand’s population flows are changing!
In Queenstown, many people have begun ‘taking turns sleeping in the same bed’.
Why localisation is often where businesses fail when expanding overseas
Over the past few years, increasing numbers of Chinese technology companies have entered the New Zealand market.
Behind a NZ$320,000 bill: hidden costs are holding back Auckland housing development
Is a shortage of homes really the only issue at the heart of New Zealand's housing problem?
Supporting the next generation of Chinese New Zealanders: Christchurch's 10-year-old Isabel Ma sets sail for the 2026 Qingdao International Optimist Regatta
Along the coast of New Zealand's South Island, a small figure can often be seen setting sail. She is Isabel Ma, a 10-year-old girl of Chinese heritage. On weekends, during holidays and after school each day, she loves taking her little yacht out into the wind to practise again and again.
CICI WANG | Twenty years of perseverance through challenges, reaching the top again in a market downturn
Applause filled the room as the host read out her name again. At the recently concluded Barfoot & Thompson annual awards, Cici Wang returned to the stage to collect several honours:
From unpaid rates to losing a home: three realities behind Auckland’s two forced sales
Once you buy a home in New Zealand, is it yours forever? If certain bills are ignored for too long, your ownership could gradually be stripped away.
Can your CV be changed? What many Auckland homeowners do not know could affect years of council rates, their property’s value and even its sale!
Recently, more and more Auckland homeowners have had the same initial reactions to their new CV (capital value) assessments: “Why has my home’s CV fallen so much?” “How can next door’s be higher when they haven’t even renovated?” “Will a change in CV affect my council rates?” “Can it still be changed if the objection deadline has passed?”