Real Estate Press Releases

A new platform that matches home buyers and sellers with trusted agents in their area is shaking up the real estate industry in New Zealand.

Methamphetamine contaminated houses have become a big issue in the Hawkes Bay. With methamphetamine users varying from kids in poor communities to wealthy white collar workers, without proper testing it is impossible to know if meth has been smoked in any home.

From today commercial property managers will be able get immediate help with a wide range of services using a new free mobile app, Property Minder.

Aiming to bring the tech world to law, conveyonline launched today with their low cost approach to the house buying and selling process. By cutting out lawyers meetings and allowing customers to complete the transaction online, conveyonline saves a house buyer or seller time and money while still providing the security of a legal opinion.

A slow down in Auckland house sales combined with a still hot property market has seen a massive increase in short term bridging finance applications, national financier reports.

The Property Masters event introduces newcomers to the New Zealand property investment market. Attendees are introduced to the principles and strategies that afford successful property investment.

We are proud to launch Complete Property Management in the Taranaki region. We’re so confident in our offer that we are giving away $10,000 in cash . Sign up your property with CPM today, and if after an inspection we accept your property for a minimum period of 12 months, you will get $500 cold hard cash to do with as you desire. No gimmicks, no contests, just a reward for joining the best Property Management team in Taranaki. But be in quick, when the $10,000 is gone, its gone.

PropertyOnly NZ launched its fully mobile device compatible website https://propertyonly.co.nz/ recently. The site allows real estate agents, property owners, and business owners to connect with their prospective clients in many aspects.

With the Auckland property market booming, the need for rental property managers is steadily increasing – however, not all property management companies are created equal.

With the housing market becoming increasingly competitive in the Tasman market, developers are offering real estate in three brand new developments in Nelson.

Real estate agents Impression Real Estate of Auckland NZ have reported record numbers during the busiest moving season of the year, suggesting the housing shortage is more extreme than it seems.

Real estate group, Harcourts International, are upgrading their servers in Australia and New Zealand to ensure if either country suffered a natural disaster, servers would be re-routed to another country
instead of going offline.

With the Commercial Property market on the rise, now is a good time to find a Commercial Business opportunity.

Seventeen charitable organisations from around New Zealand have benefited from the ninth round of the Harcourts Foundation funding, a charity set up by Harcourts Real Estate Group to provide support that helps, grows and enriches our communities. This round’s $30,133 was spread over the country with five successful recipients from Auckland, three based in the central North Island, five from Wellington and four in Christchurch. The biggest doantion going to Christchurch’s City Mission.

Wellington real estate agent Canadian Bob, otherwise know as Bob Tesan, is one of the few real estate agents in Wellington starting to embrace the use of social media to improve communication with people who are looking for property in Wellington.

Secured Signing, the legally binding Trusted Digital Signatures (PKI ) User Based online signing service, will be presenting at the upcoming Auckland District Law Society Inc. 2011 SPRIG (Small Practice Representation and Interest Group) Seminar Series on ‘Advances in the Sale of Real Estate & The Lawyers and Conveyancers Act 2006’.

“Where the city meets the harbour” so succinctly describes the location and venue of the Stamford Residences, in Auckland’s Albert Street where luscious new photographs more than do justice to these exciting apartments.

The New Zealand Law Society’s Property Law Section says a difficult situation is emerging with property settlements in the area affected by the Canterbury earthquake, and it may need government intervention.

For the last two decades the owners of the Masonic Hotel Building in Gisborne, Bruce and Janet Johnstone, have entertained friends and family in a dining room that was used by the newly crowned Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip in 1954. Gisborne’s royal apartment is soon to have new owners as the Masonic Hotel Building has been put up for sale with an auction date set for 10 June 2010.