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5 days ago | oneroof.co.nz | Diana Clement

- Wellington's narrow building at 9A Tory Street is for sale, featuring two apartments and a shop. - Owners Mary McIntyre and David Copeland renovated it, maintaining its "industrial Zen" style. - The apartments rent for $230 to $270 per night and are popular with foreign guests. One of Wellington city's skinniest city buildings is up for grabs in the city's edgy arts precinct. Start your property searchFind your dream home today.

5 days ago | oneroof.co.nz | Diana Clement

- Noel Edmonds' new TV series has increased UK interest in Ngātīmoti- Agents expect more UK enquiries, but highlight restrictions on foreign buyers. - Ngātīmoti's average property value has risen 4% this year. UK celebrity Noel Edmonds has returned to British TV screens with a new documentary series about his new age life in Ngātīmoti - and it's already having an impact on the New Zealand housing market. Start your property searchFind your dream home today.

5 days ago | oneroof.co.nz | Diana Clement

- Troy Stewart and partners are selling Dunedin’s Alva House due to hospital construction delays. - The boarding house, intended for workers, remains profitable but Stewart seeks to “cash in”. - Alva House, a historic 25-bedroom property, generates nearly $240,000 annually in rental income. The owners of a colossal boarding house in central Dunedin have put the property on the market for sale, citing further delays to the delivery of the city’s new hospital.

1 week ago | oneroof.co.nz | Donna Fleming

In her 11 years as a real estate agent, Fiona Li has sold over $450 million worth of property and been in the top 1% of Harcourts agents internationally. She now has her own business, Harcourts Property Ventures in Epsom, Auckland, and life today is a far cry from when she was a single mum juggling four jobs. Q: What did you do before real estate? I had several jobs but mostly I was a waiter. I came to New Zealand from China when I was 20 and I found the language very hard.

1 week ago | oneroof.co.nz | Diana Clement

- Two historic buildings in Mangaweka are for sale, with hopes for restoration by new owners. - Elisabeth Bunn is marketing them as a "blank canvas" for renovators and investors. - The Mangaweka Historical Society hopes the sale will improve the town and preserve its heritage. Two historic buildings with a touch of the Old West are up for grabs in a tiny North Island town. Start your property searchFind your dream home today.