Full width project banner image

The Blog

  • Show all categories
  • BUYING TIPS
  • SELLING TIPS
  • MARKET UPDATES
  • PROPERTY OWNERS
  • INVESTORS
Sep 26, 2023 How to avoid overcapitalising when renovating your home

Before we get into the ins and outs of how to avoid overcapitalising, the first question you need to answer is: How long do you plan to own this home? If the answer is 1 - 5 years, then any reno

Sep 6, 2023 How To Sell A Home

7th September 2023 - REAL ESTATE, SELLING TIPS, PROPERTY OWNERS When it comes to selling your home, the first and most important principle to understand is: You get one chance to do it right. House

Mar 6, 2023 How to Secure the Best Interest Rate

6 March 2023 - REAL ESTATE, PROPERTY OWNERS & BUYING TIPS With interest rates on the rise, people looking to purchase property and existing mortgage holders looking to refinance will be eager to fl

Feb 28, 2023 Tips For Downsizing Your Home

28 FEB 2023 - REAL ESTATE, PROPERTY OWNERS Our home holds a special place in our hearts. Especially if it's where our kids have grown up or where we have experienced many of life's milestones. We

Feb 16, 2023 COUNCIL STICKERS - Auckland Flood Categorisation

PROPERTY OWNERS For many people affected by the recent weather events in Auckland there is something unsettling about finding a council sticker on your property. Here are the following definition

Feb 9, 2023 Selling With Unconsented Improvements? Heres What You Need to Know!

REAL ESTATE - PROPERTY OWNERS, SELLING TIPS The first thing to understand is that lots of houses sell with unconsented changes. It's more common than you might think. The key to a successful trans

Jul 27, 2021 How to sell for the best possible price

21st July 2021 - REAL ESTATE, PROPERTY OWNERS, SELLING TIPS You can maximise the value of your home by making the right choices in a few key areas. You certainly don't need to undertake extensive

Jul 1, 2021 5 tips for a drier, warmer, healthier home

July 1st - REAL ESTATE , PROPERTY OWNERS A dry home is a healthy home. Plus, when your home is dry it is easier to heat, which means it's a more comfortable place to live. It can also save you money