Regional Review

Nelson values hold firm

A tight market characterises both the Nelson and the Tasman regions, writes Louise Richardson. More...

A capital investment

Home to a mix of professionals and students, Wellington Central is a vibrant place to live and work but like many main centres across New Zealand, it's facing a chronic shortage of housing stock and rentals, writes Stephen Dickens. More...

Strong growth in Hawke’s Bay

Affordable deals with growth potential are still available in sunny Hawke’s Bay, writes Louise Richardson. More...

Tauranga growth slow & steady

While the market has softened in Tauranga, there are plenty of drivers for future growth, writes Louise Richardson. More...

Affordability growing in West Auckland

With all the media focus on Auckland’s housing crisis, it would be easy to overlook opportunities in the city’s western suburbs, writes Louise Richardson. More...

Demand high in Whangarei

The northern-most city still represents a popular, affordable entry-point into the market, writes Louise Richardson. More...

West side story

Investors will need to be savvy when looking for opportunities in western Christchurch as both rents and values have softened, writes Louise Richardson. More...

Investment gems in Lower Hutt

The lower price point and solid yields in Lower Hutt make it an attractive proposition for out-of-town investors, reports Jenny Keown. More...

Hamilton on the move

Growth is forecast for the Hamilton property market, despite a recent market dip, writes Joanna Jefferies. More...

Dunedin experiencing growth

The affordable investment market in Dunedin is in a growth phase, writes Jenny Keown. More...

Time to invest in Auckland Central

High prices and population growth have characterised the Auckland Central suburbs in recent years, but with new transport links and developments on the horizon, opportunities are out there for lateral thinkers. More...

Investing in holiday hot spots

Jenny Keown looks at key holiday destinations and finds golden investment opportunities. More...

Food for thought

With its spectacular scenery and strong agricultural heritage, mid and south Canterbury have much more to offer than just an enviable lifestyle. Stephen Dickens looks at investment opportunities in the region. More...

Investor success bubbling away

Often described in the Bay of Plenty as Tauranga’s poorer cousin, Rotorua is now giving investors reasons to smile More...

New Plymouth: On the map

While some New Zealanders still have trouble locating New Plymouth, Taranaki’s largest city has a strong vision for growth and for getting itself on the map, writes Jenny Keown. More...