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As consumers increasingly embrace subscription-based services in their daily lives, real estate network One Agency is experiencing rapid growth, attributing its success to a model that mirrors this fundamental shift in consumer behaviour.

Renee Smith and Richard Thompson have been leading LJ Hooker Dunedin Property Management as business owners for the past few years, driving steady growth and building a reputation as one of the city’s most successful property management teams.

First-home buyers are enjoying their best opportunity in years to get onto the property ladder, with deposits stretching further, listings increasing and more time to negotiate deals, according to LJ Hooker Head of Research, Mathew Tiller.

Spring isn’t just the season of new beginnings, it’s also one of the hottest times in real estate. With more buyers actively searching and sellers eager to hit the market, the competition is fierce. The difference between agents who thrive and those who struggle often comes down to one thing: a consistent prospecting plan.

Nearly five years ago, when Harrison Vaughan of Tommy’s Property Management and David Faulkner of Property Brokers first sat down, the conversation was simple yet powerful: why didn’t property managers have their own stage?

The new agency – Aspire Realty – is a future-focused brand that combines deep market knowledge with modern marketing strategies and a personalised, relationship-driven approach. Founded by respected real estate professional, Craig Myles, the agency is based in Wānaka but will represent select properties in the wider Lakes region.

One Agency has strengthened its presence in Auckland Central with the arrival of highly respected Principal Moritz Muck MREINZ and his experienced team, who have transitioned from Harvey’s Henderson.

Ray White businesses across Auckland’s North Shore and Hibiscus Coast teamed up to sell nearly $30 million in property across three sites during their auction extravaganza, The Event 4.0. 

Spring is one of the most exciting and competitive times of the year in real estate. With warmer weather, longer days, and gardens in full bloom, properties look their best, and buyers and sellers are more motivated to make a move.

On National Family Business Day on Friday 19 September, Raine & Horne, one of Australia’s oldest and most decorated family businesses – is proudly celebrating its 142-year history.

After more than 15 years in the real estate industry and working with three different agencies, Leon and Chané of LM Realty knew exactly what they were looking for in their next move — a platform that offered better pay, stronger support, and true independence. When they discovered OASIS powered by @realty, they found everything they’d been searching for — and more.

Property sales volumes fell for only the second time in 28 months in August, dropping by 5.2% compared to the same period a year ago, according to Cotality NZ’s Monthly Housing Chart Pack.