People may be happy to live next to a cemetery if it ticks the boxes of school zones, commute times and not being built out. But what about a power pylon?

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Hamilton is experiencing a river renaissance, with a cluster of new projects embracing the city’s greatest natural asset.

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The message from the Banking Ombudsman is clear: If you are a victim of credit card, or online banking fraud, and your bank won’t compensate you, you should complain.

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Real estate developers are offering discounts, gifts, assured rentals and flexible payment plans to woo homebuyers in Mumbai this festive season even as the Covid-19 pandemic has hit the sector hard.

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At first glance the housing market appears to be thriving: for sale signs are being replaced by sold signs more quickly than ever, estate agents are reporting a surge in the numbers of would-be buyers signing up and the prices properties are being listed at are continuing to climb.

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Houses in Wigan are being sold within 24 hours of being put up for sale as estate agents say the local property market has become ‘manic’.

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OPINION: The Panasonic being bolted and screwed together into a 100sqm, three-bedroom home on a flat section looking out over Lake Waikare at Te Kauwhata is like nothing I’ve seen before.

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The popularity of working from home during the Covid-19 lockdown may be pushing home buyers to move to the outskirts of Auckland – seeing prices soar.

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As the residential real estate segment gradually moves towards revival with consumers returning to the market, Bangalore-based Brigade Enterprises CEO (Residential), Rajendra Joshi said the company is witnessing increasing demand for houses in the luxury segment priced at more than Rs 1.5 crore. In an interview with FE’s Rishi Ranjan Kala, Joshi pointed out that many are realising the need to have their own living spaces as the Covid-19 pandemic rages on. Excerpts:

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A plan to gradually open the country to tourists will be a boon for property sales in Phuket, following a slump due to travel restrictions that keep travellers at home, according to an online property marketplace.

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