Property Market stories
MRI Software acquires Rockend to bolster its reach in the property management sector across Australia and New Zealand, serving 6,000 clients.
A Kiwi entrepreneur has developed a flatmate-finding service called Mogeo, which is an algorithm that matches people to the perfect flatmates.
The University of Auckland's Business School is now using virtual reality (VR) to teach students about construction and leaky homes.
Property tech firm Re-Leased has raised $2.3 million from New Zealand and UK investors in its first external capital round.
Skyfii extends contract with The GPT Group for another three years, expanding its suite of analytics and marketing services.
Queensland developers are being asked to inject millions as Condev races to complete projects and avert collapse.
Developers in NSW face a new levy on land value uplift as the state seeks to fund infrastructure and future housing growth.
House prices in major cities have held firm through the downturn, though UBS warns falling rents and weaker incomes could trigger a correction.
Property activity is likely to soften as recession, rising unemployment and a spring listings surge test demand in coming months.
New app Yelsa, dubbed the Tinder of real estate, connects sellers with buyers in New Zealand, potentially saving thousands in fees and marketing costs.
Auckland’s southern land values could rise as the transport package unlocks new homes, jobs and development, Colliers says.
Mass timber is opening up faster, cheaper projects across Australia, with new code changes and local supply widening its use beyond niche builds.
Proptech startup Jasper has raised $2.3 million in a funding round led by pan-European investment and asset management firm M7 Real Estate.
Sensors, drones and automation are reshaping building upkeep, with smarter systems promising lower costs and better occupant comfort.
Napier software firm Re-Leased has triumphed at the ExportNZ Hawke's Bay ASB Exporter of the Year Award, lauded for its innovative, scalable tech solutions.
Sydney and Brisbane are set for a wave of transport works, as state budgets channel billions into roads, rail and hospitals despite softer revenues.
Shenzhen’s skyline is set for a new landmark, with the 701-metre tower poised to become the world’s third tallest building.
A crown-backed fund could unlock housing developments by easing councils’ debt constraints and paying for roads, water and sewerage.
Queensland's property market leaps into the future with new digital platform PEXA, revolutionising $864bn asset transactions.
Kiwi investors can expect a strong pipeline of initial public offerings from New Zealand and Australian companies listing in coming months to take adv.