Seven move-in-ready waterfront homes at Marlin Waters in Whitianga will be offered individually at auction on 26 November.
Waterfront property continues to outperform across New Zealand, where strong demand and limited supply continue to create new opportunities.
Ten hectares, a private beach, exceptional architecture and one of the Bay of Islands’ most commanding waterfront positions, just three kilometres from Russell.
Live Ocean advances ocean conservation in New Zealand through science, advocacy and action on bottom trawling, kelp forests and seabirds.
Privacy, prestige and scarcity continue to drive demand for New Zealand luxury waterfront property, attracting both local and international buyers.
Favourable exchange rates, lifestyle value and accessibility are driving Australian interest in New Zealand waterfront property.
Earthship Te Timatanga at 189 Puketui Valley Road, Hikuai, is a four-bedroom sustainable home featured on Grand Designs New Zealand.
New Zealand’s housing market remained steady in September, with prices moving sideways and sales activity slightly softer. As supply stays elevated and the election nears, we expect broadly neutral conditions through the rest of 2026.
Waterfront property may share one defining feature, but it is not promoted through one standard story. Our analysis of more than 2,500 New Zealand residential listings identified five recurring waterfront frames...
New Zealand’s housing supply has risen 45% in three years, but trends vary by district. Explore where housing stock is increasing and where supply is tightening.
There was a time when property marketing started and ended with a well-shot set of still photographs, a floorplan and a signboard out front.
An expansive private retreat surrounded by vineyards and mountains has come to market in Gibbston, offering a rare combination of substantial living, privacy and an established connection to one of Central Otago’s most celebrated wine regions.
A piece of Otago’s vast expanse of sky and land is up for offers to purchase as a special retreat or investment opportunity, where privacy and seclusion are guaranteed.
Spring has long held the title of property’s prime selling season. Gardens come back to life, daylight stretches into the evening, and homes generally look their best.
New Zealand homeowners hoping the era of rising interest rates was a thing of the past have been given another reminder that the economic recovery rarely travels in a straight line.
Tax settings and the cost of living are competing for voters’ attention, while buyers and sellers are left wondering whether a change of government could also change the trajectory of the property market.
A new purpose-built student village in Christchurch offers investors access to one of the country’s fastest-growing tertiary populations, with projected gross returns of up to six percent and a headlease arrangement covering the first two academic years.
New Zealand’s housing market is showing little sign of an election slowdown in 2026, with sales activity broadly steady and buyers remaining active.
New Zealand’s housing market remains broadly neutral, with high supply limiting price growth and the South Island continuing to outperform the North Island.
For many New Zealanders, buying a first home begins long before the open homes and property searches.
Seven move-in-ready waterfront homes at Marlin Waters in Whitianga will be offered individually at auction on 26 November.
Waterfront property continues to outperform across New Zealand, where strong demand and limited supply continue to create new opportunities.
Ten hectares, a private beach, exceptional architecture and one of the Bay of Islands’ most commanding waterfront positions, just three kilometres from Russell.
Live Ocean advances ocean conservation in New Zealand through science, advocacy and action on bottom trawling, kelp forests and seabirds.
Privacy, prestige and scarcity continue to drive demand for New Zealand luxury waterfront property, attracting both local and international buyers.
Favourable exchange rates, lifestyle value and accessibility are driving Australian interest in New Zealand waterfront property.
Earthship Te Timatanga at 189 Puketui Valley Road, Hikuai, is a four-bedroom sustainable home featured on Grand Designs New Zealand.
New Zealand’s housing market remained steady in September, with prices moving sideways and sales activity slightly softer. As supply stays elevated and the election nears, we expect broadly neutral conditions through the rest of 2026.
Waterfront property may share one defining feature, but it is not promoted through one standard story. Our analysis of more than 2,500 New Zealand residential listings identified five recurring waterfront frames...
New Zealand’s housing supply has risen 45% in three years, but trends vary by district. Explore where housing stock is increasing and where supply is tightening.
There was a time when property marketing started and ended with a well-shot set of still photographs, a floorplan and a signboard out front.
An expansive private retreat surrounded by vineyards and mountains has come to market in Gibbston, offering a rare combination of substantial living, privacy and an established connection to one of Central Otago’s most celebrated wine regions.
A piece of Otago’s vast expanse of sky and land is up for offers to purchase as a special retreat or investment opportunity, where privacy and seclusion are guaranteed.
Spring has long held the title of property’s prime selling season. Gardens come back to life, daylight stretches into the evening, and homes generally look their best.
New Zealand homeowners hoping the era of rising interest rates was a thing of the past have been given another reminder that the economic recovery rarely travels in a straight line.
Tax settings and the cost of living are competing for voters’ attention, while buyers and sellers are left wondering whether a change of government could also change the trajectory of the property market.
A new purpose-built student village in Christchurch offers investors access to one of the country’s fastest-growing tertiary populations, with projected gross returns of up to six percent and a headlease arrangement covering the first two academic years.
New Zealand’s housing market is showing little sign of an election slowdown in 2026, with sales activity broadly steady and buyers remaining active.
New Zealand’s housing market remains broadly neutral, with high supply limiting price growth and the South Island continuing to outperform the North Island.
For many New Zealanders, buying a first home begins long before the open homes and property searches.
Seven move-in-ready waterfront homes at Marlin Waters in Whitianga will be offered individually at auction on 26 November.
Waterfront property continues to outperform across New Zealand, where strong demand and limited supply continue to create new opportunities.
Ten hectares, a private beach, exceptional architecture and one of the Bay of Islands’ most commanding waterfront positions, just three kilometres from Russell.
Live Ocean advances ocean conservation in New Zealand through science, advocacy and action on bottom trawling, kelp forests and seabirds.
Privacy, prestige and scarcity continue to drive demand for New Zealand luxury waterfront property, attracting both local and international buyers.
Favourable exchange rates, lifestyle value and accessibility are driving Australian interest in New Zealand waterfront property.
Earthship Te Timatanga at 189 Puketui Valley Road, Hikuai, is a four-bedroom sustainable home featured on Grand Designs New Zealand.
New Zealand’s housing market remained steady in September, with prices moving sideways and sales activity slightly softer. As supply stays elevated and the election nears, we expect broadly neutral conditions through the rest of 2026.
Waterfront property may share one defining feature, but it is not promoted through one standard story. Our analysis of more than 2,500 New Zealand residential listings identified five recurring waterfront frames...
New Zealand’s housing supply has risen 45% in three years, but trends vary by district. Explore where housing stock is increasing and where supply is tightening.
There was a time when property marketing started and ended with a well-shot set of still photographs, a floorplan and a signboard out front.
An expansive private retreat surrounded by vineyards and mountains has come to market in Gibbston, offering a rare combination of substantial living, privacy and an established connection to one of Central Otago’s most celebrated wine regions.
A piece of Otago’s vast expanse of sky and land is up for offers to purchase as a special retreat or investment opportunity, where privacy and seclusion are guaranteed.
Spring has long held the title of property’s prime selling season. Gardens come back to life, daylight stretches into the evening, and homes generally look their best.
New Zealand homeowners hoping the era of rising interest rates was a thing of the past have been given another reminder that the economic recovery rarely travels in a straight line.
Tax settings and the cost of living are competing for voters’ attention, while buyers and sellers are left wondering whether a change of government could also change the trajectory of the property market.
A new purpose-built student village in Christchurch offers investors access to one of the country’s fastest-growing tertiary populations, with projected gross returns of up to six percent and a headlease arrangement covering the first two academic years.
New Zealand’s housing market is showing little sign of an election slowdown in 2026, with sales activity broadly steady and buyers remaining active.
New Zealand’s housing market remains broadly neutral, with high supply limiting price growth and the South Island continuing to outperform the North Island.
For many New Zealanders, buying a first home begins long before the open homes and property searches.
Bayleys Rural Insight tracks New Zealand's rural property markets' latest news and analysis on rural property and farming across New Zealand.
Bayleys Rural Insight tracks New Zealand's rural property markets' latest news and analysis on rural property and farming across New Zealand.
Bayleys Rural Insight tracks New Zealand's rural property markets' latest news and analysis on rural property and farming across New Zealand.