Negotiation Poraiti

2 months ago | oneroof.co.nz | Negotiation Poraiti |Nikki Preston

- Homeowners spent 13% less on renovations in 2024, focusing on budget-friendly improvements. - There was a 190% increase in home extensions, but outdoor work like gardening dropped significantly. - Bathroom renovations were popular, making up 60% of kitchen-bathroom jobs, with spending more cautious. Kiwis have been watching their pennies when it comes to home improvements, with the average renovation spend taking a dive in the last 12 months. Start your property searchFind your dream home today.

Nov 20, 2024 | oneroof.co.nz | Negotiation Poraiti |Negotiation Leigh |Catherine Smith

Renowned breast surgeon-turned-property developer John Harman has sold his multi-million-dollar Kiwi bach. Ray White agent Heather Walton declined to reveal the sale price but said it was “well over” the CV of $4.9 million. The deal is not due to settle until next month and OneRoof understands from separate sources that the price is above $7m.

Nov 20, 2024 | oneroof.co.nz | Negotiation Poraiti |Diana Clement |Negotiation Leigh

One of New Zealand's most viewed property this year, a luxury penthouse with Gotham City vibes, has been relisted with an eye on overseas buyers. The super penthouse at the top of Auckland's 155m-high Metropolis tower first hit the market and headlines in August with a $10 million price tag. The property was withdrawn last month and relisted with another agency, and a different market in mind.

Nov 20, 2024 | oneroof.co.nz | Negotiation Poraiti |Negotiation Leigh |Nikki Preston

Moths are currently causing a stir in the UK, with the daughter of a Georgian billionaire suing the former owner of their London mansion for more than £36 million (NZ$77m) over an infestation that destroyed their clothes and wine collection. In New Zealand, real estate agents say fleas and ants are the biggest pests they come across when selling and appraising houses. Meanwhile, across the ditch, agents are dealing with snakes and spiders.

Nov 9, 2024 | oneroof.co.nz | Manukau City |Negotiation Poraiti |Catherine Smith

First-time buyers have paid $1.43 million for a golden toilet. The lustrous bathroom was one of several standout features in the three-bedroom Auckland home that was snapped up by housing market newbies Pradip and Hiral. The couple, who are expecting their first child in March, fought hard at the Ray White auction on Wednesday. They had only just viewed Glenfield property two days before, but they knew it was the one for them. Start your property searchFind your dream home today.