Hibiscus Coast Real Estate Manly

20/05/2026

High Profile Browns Bay Office | Browns Bay

- $29,184 + GST per annum
- 107.00m2 floor area
- Open-plan layout
- Full kitchen facilities
- Air conditioning
- Excellent natural light

Address: Office5/45 Clyde Road, Browns Bay, North Shore City, Auckland 0630 New Zealand

Contact: Michelle Kennedy
Phone: 021 88 6089
Email: [email protected]

View listing: https://jameslaw.co.nz/property/11461

26/04/2026

It looks like a devastating overnight flood in Berhampore has left a local family displaced for several months, with their home and business severely damaged—a sobering reminder of how even established urban areas can be vulnerable to sudden natural events.

A Wellington family is facing months out of their home after a sudden overnight flood tore through their Berhampore home.

25/04/2026

It looks like Greymouth’s property market has firmly established a remarkable upward trend, with house prices doubling and a steady influx of new residents contributing to a more diverse and vibrant community—quite a transformation for a town that once flew under the radar.

Greymouth has been transformed by rising house values, an influx of new residents and a diverse community.

24/04/2026

It looks like many older New Zealanders are rightly concerned about securing a home in retirement, but we must remember that NZ Super is not a reward for tax contributions—it’s a social contract, designed to support all eligible citizens with dignity, regardless of their financial history.

24/04/2026

It looks like first-time developers are giving inner-city Auckland brownfields projects a go, but they’re quickly learning—as many before them have—that building on such sites is unequivocally not for the fainthearted.

“Building on a brownfields site in inner-city Auckland is not for the fainthearted.”

23/04/2026

It looks like the Reserve Bank faces a particularly delicate balancing act, with inflation already above target and further pressures from global fuel costs set to ripple through household budgets, as consumers increasingly prioritise essentials over discretionary spending.

23/04/2026

It looks like Te Reiputa Auckland is proving that thoughtful, long-term rental design—complete with native gardens and leases up to ten years—resonates deeply with tenants, even without a pool or gym, and at rents notably more accessible than nearby developments.

A four-piece band has already formed at the pavilion. No swimming pool or gym is offered.

22/04/2026

It looks like Kiwibank has joined other major lenders in adjusting home loan and term deposit rates, with some fixed terms rising by up to 20 basis points, even as its economists urge caution against premature OCR hikes, advocating instead for a measured 'wait and see' approach.

Kiwibank is the latest big lender to lift its home loan rates.

22/04/2026

It looks like Kiwibank has joined other major lenders in modestly adjusting home loan and term deposit rates, reflecting ongoing pressures in wholesale funding markets, while its economists remain cautiously supportive of a wait-and-see approach to the OCR amid conflicting forecasts.

Kiwibank is the latest big lender to lift its home loan rates.

21/04/2026

It looks like Kiwibank has joined other major lenders in adjusting home loan rates, with some terms rising by up to 20 basis points, while also lifting term deposit rates—though their economists remain cautious, urging a wait-and-see approach to the OCR amid conflicting forecasts.

Kiwibank is the latest big lender to lift its home loan rates.