Property law
Most New Zealanders buy or sell property at some point in their lives. The decisions involved are often the most significant financial decisions we make.
Whether you’re purchasing your first home or you are an experienced property developer, we can provide you with the legal advice you need to protect your property interests. Our aim is to help you achieve your property goals by providing personal service and specialist legal advice about:
- Buying and selling residential, farm and commercial properties
- Leasing
- Subdivisions
- Building contracts
- Refinancing
- Licences
- Easements
- Fencing issues
Read our articles on property law
New Meth Regulations: What Landlords and Tenants Need to Know
New regulations taking effect from April 2026 will change how meth contamination in residential rentals is assessed and managed. In this article Kaitlyn Nicholson summarises the key changes and what they mean for landlords and tenants.
The Hidden Risks in NZ Homes: Why a Builder’s Report Is Essential
In New Zealand’s fast-moving property market, it can be tempting to rely on first impressions. A home may look immaculate, freshly painted, and structurally sound. It may even be brand new. However, appearances can be deceiving. Obtaining a builder’s report is a prudent and relatively inexpensive step that can protect what is likely to be one of the largest investments you will make.
