For the first time since its construction, one of downtown Queenstown’s most significant commercial buildings has been placed on the market...

Ray White Mission Bay is entering a new chapter, with Ray White Eastern Group business owner Anton Huang joining forces with business owner Wayne Maguire.

Housing market recoveries typically depend on supportive interest rates and monetary tailwinds. New Zealand's February result is notable partly because price growth is accelerating without that assistance from central bank policy.

A much-loved classic Kiwi bach at 5 Cornwall Place, Tata Beach, is being offered to the market for the first time since 1996, marking the end of an era for a family that has cherished the property across three generations.

Ray White A T Realty has more than 70 properties going under the hammer at their March auction event, Game Day, proving they are the market place for buyers and sellers across South Auckland and the Auckland CBD.

Ray White Austar Realty is continuing on its trajectory of growth, welcoming Cameron Brain and Aamir (Rubal) Sethi to its ownership team alongside Craig Smith and Len Day.

Three apartments in one of East Auckland’s most tightly held complexes have hit the market, presenting a rare, and affordable, opportunity for buyers at 8 Thompson Park Road in Mount Wellington.

Ray White’s 20th call-a-thon saw the group book 12,304 appraisals across Australasia during the latest action packed appraisal drive, 100 per cent powered by NurtureCloud, its cutting edge prop tech platform.

Ray White members from across New Zealand gathered at the brand new New Zealand International Convention Centre (NZICC) yesterday for a day of learning, development, and networking at Kick-Start 2026.

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has held the Official Cash Rate at 2.25 per cent, opting for caution as inflation lifts back above the 1–3 per cent target range.

New Zealand's largest real estate network has scored a landmark domestic sponsorship with two of rugby's most iconic teams, the All Blacks and Black Ferns, in a three-year partnership.

New Zealand's housing market enters 2026 in familiar territory: a summer lull with compressed trading and temporary price shifts. Understanding what's actually happening requires looking beyond January's seasonal patterns to the underlying trend.