New Zealand Experiences Boom In New Houses
Statistics New Zealand has revealed the number of new houses consented grew 22 per cent in September 2012, compared with September 2011. There were 1520
Don’t Get Into Trouble Overseas
If you’re thinking of sending your employees to work overseas, the last thing you want to do is end up in hot water. Travelling with
Get More For Your Auckland Home
Real estate agent, Barfoot & Thompson, reported yesterday that the average price of homes sold in Auckland increased by $41,590 or 7.7 percent in 2012
Kiwis Don’t Know Their Neighbours
It seems Kiwis wanting to become Aussies, don’t know the culture as well as one would think. According to information released to Australian newspaper The
Don’t Get Caught With Cable Confusion
Once upon a time, moving your television was as easy as unplugging it from the wall. Today, most televisions are connected to a dvd player,
The Kitchen Is The Deal Breaker
With the new season of MasterChef New Zealand starting last night, more home buyers will be looking for that perfect kitchen. Once just serving as
Latest News & Advice
Is City Dwelling Necessary?
With property prices and the cost of rent rising in price in the world’s major cities, many are considering leaving it all behind. Cities are
Caring, Handling and Storing Your Family’s Photographs
Photographs hold very special places in our hearts as they’re sentimental, and sometimes, they’re all that we have left to remember relatives by. Keeping them
Finding a New School in Sydney
One of the most stressful aspects of moving the family to Sydney is finding a new school for the children to attend. Whether you’re relocating
How to Avoid Business Relocation Blues
Businesses may be required to relocate for a number of reasons, including expansion of operations and the end of a lease. For the business, often
How to Know When You’ve Outgrown your Home
Hosting a dinner party but only have space for four? Our lifestyle and social lives dictate what we need in a home, and as that’s
Pros and Cons of Moving to Adelaide
South Australia’s capital city may not get the global recognition that Sydney and Melbourne get, but that doesn’t make it any less enticing. With its