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The New Zealand real estate sector is observing a notable shift in the operational strategies defining agent success. The emphasis is moving from sheer volume of activity to the strategic application of resources and technology. This evolution suggests that future market leaders will be distinguished by their intelligent application of systems, rather than simply their capacity for extended work hours.

LJ Hooker has welcomed changes to methamphetamine regulations, describing them as a positive step forward in providing much-needed clarity and consistency for the rental sector.

It’s more important than ever for real estate agents to understand where people are paying attention. These days, buyers aren’t always spending hours searching on major portals for their next property, instead they’re scrolling through social media at various periods throughout their day.

Every market creates two types of agents. Those who pause and hope conditions improve, and those who use the moment to get ahead. The gap between the two groups is rarely talent. It is usually behaviour. When enquiry softens, listings tighten or headlines become uncertain, many agents slip into holding patterns. They tell themselves they will ramp things up when spring arrives, when rates change, when stock returns, when buyers feel more confident. But the strongest operators

When Eneka Burroughs Eneka Burroughs, Sales Executive of Ray White Morris and Co was tagged in a Facebook casting call for someone “148cm and fat” she never thought she would end up the body double for British-Australian film and TV star Miriam Margolyes in the new film Holy Days.

The decision by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to leave the Official Cash Rate unchanged at 2.25% is expected to support a steady and stable trajectory for New Zealand’s housing market.

One Agency Select Realty has continued its upward trajectory in Porirua City, opening a second office in Plimmerton Village in mid-January and re-introducing an expanded property management offering as part of its next phase of growth.

Inspired by the Firefighters Annual Calendar where muscled firefighters pose shirtless with hoses, helmets and axes, and sometimes fluffy animals, we are proud to announce the forth coming Realtors Calander. The new calendar will feature 12 Real Estate professionals posing with tastefully placed ‘For Sale’ signs, ‘Sold!’ stickers and for the more adventurous, Auctioneers gravels.

New Zealand’s cities are changing quickly. Higher density housing, planning reform and changing household needs are reshaping the way many suburbs look and function. But as that happens, we need to keep asking a simple question, are we creating places that people actually want to live in?

The RISE Initiative has strengthened its national leadership footprint with the appointment of three prominent figures from across the real estate sector, signalling a continued push to embed mental wellness at the core of industry culture.

Harcourts is proud to announce the launch of a bespoke LinkedIn Masterclass. Designed exclusively for Harcourts Business Owners and Lead Agents, this first-of-its-kind training initiative sets a new standard for professional development within the real estate industry.

Ray White Mission Bay is entering a new chapter, with Ray White Eastern Group business owner Anton Huang joining forces with business owner Wayne Maguire.