One of the last residentially zoned land parcels with significant scale in Lincoln has been placed on the market for sale with flexible use options expected to attract varied interest from private purchasers, development firms, and investors.

With a pristine coastline and relaxed beachy feel, it’s easy to see why many Kiwis aspire to settle in the Bay of Plenty, and in particular across Tauranga and Mt Maunganui.

With property listings continuing to surge, there’s an increased demand for people to sell them. In the last year Bayleys introduced 53 new agents into our line up, and across the whole industry 1680 new agents became registered.

It’s no secret the cost of living is starting to bite, and whether you’re a landlord or a tenant both sides are feeling the pinch.

Spanning approximately 30.857 hectares of rural-residential zoned land, 4345 Omarama- Otematata Road presents an unparalleled opportunity for discerning buyers, developers and investors.

Overlooking the breath-taking Whanganui River, a timeless treasure awaits its new custodian. This remarkable 1905 villa, meticulously preserved to honour its rich history, is poised to enchant discerning buyers seeking a blend of classic elegance.

Nestled on an expansive 2,206sqm plot, this esteemed residence is rich in history. With a century-long connection to the Mangawhai Heads community, the current family have now decided to pass on their cherished home for the next chapter.

An exceptional opportunity awaits those seeking a slice of paradise on Whangarei's breathtaking coast. With over 200 meters of waterfront spread across two generous freehold titles, 85 Scott Road offers the potential for development or personal retreat.

The sole freehold property in Waihāhā Bay within the western bays of Lake Taupō, billed as “the paradise that time forgot” and accessible only by boat, helicopter or on foot, is attracting serious attention from people wishing to be its new owner.

New Zealand’s new build terraced house market in 60 seconds.

New Zealand’s new build apartment market in 60 seconds.

Moving into a new home is an exciting yet challenging experience for anyone, but when you have four-legged family members to consider, the process can become even more complex.

If it feels like you’re seeing more real estate signage around your neighbourhood lately, you’d be right.

There’s no greater feeling of escapism than ditching the hustle of the city for the slower pace of a forest or the countryside, and that zen-like feeling you get isn't a coincidence either.

New commercial and residential buildings have filled empty lots, and the construction of key infrastructure like the Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre is drawing people and business back into the heart of the city.  

More Kiwi's are turning their backs on big city life and embracing the regions, with data showing populations like Otago and Bay of Plenty all grew faster than the national average.

Nestled on the picturesque shoreline of Te Ti Bay, a cherished family homestead steeped in tradition is on offer for discerning buyers seeking an unparalleled waterfront retreat.

Nestled at the end of Te Akau Road and at the tip of the peninsula, this captivating lakeside property is perfect for those seeking the ultimate escape.

Buying a home is one of the biggest financial commitments we’ll make in our lives, so it’s important to investigate your options.

An increasing number of people are considering co-ownership as an alternative path to get on the property ladder.