Property

Developers are creating a bad name for themselves.

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Nailing a great first impression from the kerb means dressing your property to impress.

While he was a student, David Whitburn used to help his grandmother by stripping wallpaper in the rental properties built by his grandfather in the 1950s.

When you want something so much that no level of discomfort will stop you from getting it, your success is already halfway guaranteed.

If you’ve been a homeowner for many years, you probably have a large chunk of equity locked up in your house.

With house prices skyrocketing, it can feel like you could buy any property and do well over the long term.

When you’re buying a new build, sometimes things go wrong or there are delays.

New Zealand has a property obsession.

The magic moment when you walk through the door into your first home is very special and you can rightly feel proud.

For many Kiwis, skyrocketing house prices, shifting demographics and changing lifestyles are making the good ol’ home ownership dream a thing of the past.

Most property investors happily agree that strong population growth equals a faster rise in house prices, otherwise known as capital growth.

There’s only one bank that sometimes gives out huge cash gifts, may guarantee your loan repayments and treats you like its No.

What if paying off your home loan faster didn’t have to feel like such a struggle? The end of that 30-year term seems so far away, and it is – but it doesn’t have to be.

Can you get rich from investing in land? Maybe – but it’s really what you can do with that land that counts.

Kiwis love property investing, but are they missing out on better returns and wealth creation opportunities in the business sector?I’d say they are.

It seems to me that people no longer buy their first home – instead, apparently, they get themselves ‘on the property ladder’.

You’d like to diversify into property, but you can’t afford to buy a building? There’s an easy answer.