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$5000 rebate to encourage first-home buyers to build

A proposed $5000 rates remission for those building their first home in Wellington has received a mixed response from builders, who fear it will do little to boost the supply of new homes in the city.

Can first home buyers afford a million dollar house?

An Auckland house marketed to first home buyers with a price tag of nearly $1 million is not unrealistic in the current market, experts say.

Regional New Zealand records more seven-figure sales

Even million-dollar properties are not immune from a slowdown in Auckland, new data from the Real Estate Institute says.

Business park attracts attention and tenants

There is going to be "a lot of building" at Te Rapa Gateway Business Park in the next 18 months to two years, NAI Harcourts sales consultant Theo de Leeuw says.

Buyers be ultra-aware when it comes to as-is-where-is homes

A centralised database to record information about earthquake-damaged houses is needed to protect potential buyers, says a Christchurch project manager.

Why a slowing property market should not bother homeowners

Homeowners are being warned not to panic as the property market flattens.

It takes a warehouse to raise a village

Modular homes are on the rise as homeowners priced out of the market see it as a cheaper and more adaptable new build.

Buyers struggle to find a house in Palmerston North

The median house price in Palmerston North has increased only a flicker in the last month, but competition for houses remains intense, with most selling well above the asking price.

Construction boom to last three years longer than forecast

Predictions of the building boom peaking this year have been pushed out to 2020, according one of the industry's foremost reports.

First home buyers slowly returning

Almost three-quarters of Australians expect mortgage rates to be higher in the next 12 months but it hasn't stopped a growing number of first home buyers entering the market.

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