On the 5th of August we’re making some key changes to the way we report data on your listings.
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Becoming the go-to agent or salesperson for your area means building trust and credibility within your community. Here are five ways to make that a reality.
Advertising is competing for attention, and brands are willing to pay to get it. In my opinion, influencer marketing isn’t any different.
As a real estate agent or salesperson, you play a key role in helping Kiwis achieve their property goals. Here are five relationships you should have to help you along the way.
On the 27th August 2018 the Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment (MBIE) released its discussion document about the proposed reform of the Residential Tenancies Act 1986 (RTA). So what are the proposed changes?
Here's everything investors and property managers need to know about asbestos.
Beth Coulson has been appointed Digital Sales Manager at realestate.co.nz.
Whether you're a real estate salesperson or a property manager, here's what you need to know about the Gluckman report.
Now’s a great time to take stock and look at growth strategies for your property management business. Here are seven steps to guide you.
How do you create an online presence that stands out from the crowd and create a profile people want to work with?
The Board of realestate.co.nz announce today that after 4 years leading the organisation the CEO, Brendon Skipper has tendered his resignation.
We've gathered some frequently asked questions to help you understand our profile tool.
Want to stay competitive in your market place? Learn how to save a search
Instructions on how to generate your agent reports on the new website.
Social media is a simple, engaging and cost-effective marketing tool for property professionals
What you need to know about the bill, which aims to amend the Residential Tenancies Act 1986
Our new site is live, have a look around and discover all the new features
A carefully crafted listing allows a property to make the right kind of first impression with potential buyers
The well-meaning "DIY investor" could be missing out on thousands of dollars of revenue, writes Vesna Wells