ByMikka Pineda In some respects, New Zealand looks more vulnerable to a housing-led financial crisis than the U.S.: New Zealand (NZ) exhibits higher household indebtedness (debt to disposable ...

Industry body for in-house marketing agencies The In-House Agency Council (IHAC) has launched into New Zealand as new ...

The Ipsos Housing Monitor 2025, released today, surveyed attitudes to housing in 30 countries, including New Zealand; New Zealanders are mostly ...

The opening of Kāinga Ora’s new housing development in Epuni, Lower Hutt, brings 134 homes to the community, offering vital ...

In the final quarter of 2020, 40 percent of all property sales in New Zealand were to people who owned multiple properties already.

I’m not talking about the United States—I’m talking about New Zealand. Just as the U.S. has struggled with a housing affordability crisis, so has New Zealand. But the Kiwis have it worse.

Auckland, which accounts for more than 30% of total property sales in New Zealand, is underperforming compared to the national average. In November 2024, house prices were down by 1.3% from a year ...

New Zealand’s annual net migration gain continues to fall but the number of departing Kiwis looks to have peaked. The net ...

RBNZ chief economist Paul Conway sees dominance of the 'traditional drivers of growth' in the New Zealand economy coming to ...

Immigration minister Erica Stanford told the education and workforce committee the visa policy change had attracted a massive ...

Loafers Lodge, a four-storey emergency housing hostel in the capital, burned down on 16 May killing five people. The incident has renewed debate about New Zealand's housing crisis as the site had ...