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In this episode of the Trends Property Insight Series, we sit down with Aaron Sampson from Hot Spring to talk about the real choices that make a spa a smart everyday wellness tool, not just a backyard luxury. We look past the brochure specs and into what actually lowers running costs, insulation that works as a system, efficient pumps and heaters, and the humble cover (plus a lift assist) that keeps heat where it belongs.

Instead of juggling chemicals, we explore saltwater care that creates chlorine naturally and can keep water sparkling for up to a year. Aaron explains why that means less fuss, fewer additives, and a gentler soak. We also cover practicalities people miss: how a site visit can solve access, orientation, and views; when a plug-in model is enough; and why “closer to the house” often means more winter use.

We get into layouts and living: open-plan seating that suits families, when lounges help (and when they don’t), and the growing world of aquatic fitness, from compact models used as plunge pools to full swim systems and even underwater treadmills. Aaron also shares why Hot Spring is adding a new old plunge and soon a sauna, completing a home routine that’s about recovery, calm, and time together away from screens.

If you’re spa-curious, we finish with a simple path: research the options, sit in a few shells (dry and wet tests), and lean on the dealer network for delivery, power, and deck checks. Whether you’re carving out a small courtyard nook or planning a full backyard wellness zone, this conversation will help you choose well, use it more, and make every day a little better.

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In this episode of the Trends Property Insight Series, we sit down with Jennie Dunlop, a spatial designer, to discuss the fundamentals that make a home feel effortless on a day-to-day basis.

Rather than jumping to cushions and colours, we look at the moves that really matter: how flow, light and storage shape behaviour, why small courtyards and powder rooms are ripe for impact, and when a glass and steel partition gives separation without losing connection. Jennie shares practical ways to find space you didn’t know you had, question the wish-list, and reuse heirlooms so rooms feel personal instead of staged.

We also cover why it’s important to “plan-plan-plan”, the art of decision-making as a couple, and how to work with trades so choices stay on brief and on budget. From timelines and contingencies to the order of selections, you’ll hear where projects go wrong and how to steer them back with simple structure.

Whether you’re renovating a villa, fitting out an apartment, or puzzling over a tricky nook, this conversation will help you see in 3D, spot opportunities in every cavity, and create spaces that are more beautiful, practical and uniquely yours too.

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In this episode of the Trends Property Insight Series, we sit down with Michael Cooper, principal of Michael Cooper Architects, to talk through the practical decisions that turn good ideas into great buildings you can actually live in.

Instead of chasing showy gestures, we explore the quiet levers that matter: how a master plan stops piecemeal renovations, why fixed fees align everyone on budget. The way builder relationships and careful details keep a design beautiful and buildable. Michael explains his “use space twice” mindset, the checks that prevent cost creep, and the simple way he gets to a real budget number early.

We also cover coastal smarts (materials, wind, sun, and multiple outdoor zones), the feel of natural finishes and human scale, and what to expect from concept to consent to site meetings. Michael shares why you should choose an architect with whom you gel, stay involved as a client, and trust the process, right down to the last details that make a house sing.

Whether you’re mapping a renovation, sketching a new build, or adding a small pavilion or boathouse, this conversation will help you see the big picture, stage decisions sensibly, and move forward with confidence.

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In this episode of the Trends Property Insight Series, we sit down with Janene Gillon, owner of Weathermaster Auckland, to unpack the choices that make a home comfortable day in and day out.

With three decades of experience spanning manufacturing, training, sales, and installation, Janine brings a clear, practical lens to light control, privacy, and thermal performance. Instead of defaulting to “just put up a blind,” we discuss what really works: when honeycomb shades outperform curtains for insulation, why shutters add value both inside and out, and how fabrics and finishes withstand the New Zealand sun and salt air.

Janene explains day and night layering, safe cordless options for families, and the small placement decisions that keep rooms usable, not just pretty. We also get into timelines and budgets, from wiring early for automation to staging upgrades room by room. Outside, we cover folding arm awnings, drop-down screens, and create weather-ready outdoor rooms that extend living space without council hurdles. Janene shares common misconceptions, how to read specs, and what a thorough measure and install should look like.

Whether you are planning a renovation, fitting out a new build, or finally tackling glare and heat in a single room, this conversation offers straight answers, liveable ideas, and confidence to choose solutions that last.

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In this episode of the Trends Property Insight Series, we sit down with David Niethe, a mental performance coach and author, to unpack the mindset behind making confident decisions, both at home and in life. Dave’s message is simple and grounded: start with identity, get specific about the future you’re building, and make your daily behaviour match it.

Dave shares how to work with the end in mind without getting trapped by limiting beliefs. He explains practical tools you can use immediately: create a clear “future snapshot,” build a visual anchor (yes, like a Trends Property vision board), and translate that into small, repeatable actions. When stress hits, such as on auction day, with a big offer, or during a renovation, he explains how using a short breathing pattern can help steady your state, so you can respond rather than react.

We talk about “permission”: giving yourself the okay to dream bigger, to set boundaries with partners and pros, and to lead your own project. Dave shows how alignment beats willpower, shared goals, honest conversations, and roles that reduce friction. He also reframes challenge as a gift: time under tension is how confidence is built, and momentum compounds like interest when intentions and attention stay congruent.

Whether you’re selling, buying, or reshaping the home you live in, this episode offers practical mindset shifts to make better choices with less noise: clarify the outcome, minimise the negative self-talk, and behave your way there, one calm, deliberate step at a time.

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In this episode of the Trends Property Insight Series, we sit down with Sanjeev Jangra, a Loan Market mortgage adviser recognised as an NZ Advisor Top Adviser 2024, to talk through the real decisions that shape a successful home loan.

Instead of fixating on rates alone, we explore the little things that move the needle: how your everyday banking tells a story, when non-banks quietly open doors, and why the right structure can make life easier long after settlement. Sanjeev shares what buyers often overlook before pre-approval, the simple habits that strengthen your application, and the trade-offs worth making (and avoiding) when you find “the one.”

We also touch on timing the market vs timing your life, the art of terms and conditions that beat higher offers, and the safeguards that turn a big mortgage into a resilient plan. There’s no one-size-fits-all formula here, just candid insights, useful examples, and a calm way to think through big choices.

Whether you’re buying your first place, moving up, or weighing banks against non-banks, this conversation will help you see the path more clearly and step onto it with confidence.

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In this episode of the Trends Property Insight Series, we sit down with Haydon Marks, Category Manager at Altus Windows & Doors, to explore the often-overlooked role that windows and doors play in the comfort, performance, and visual identity of your home.

From ranch sliders to high-performance glazing, Haydon walks us through the key decisions homeowners face when renovating or building, including how to balance aesthetics, ventilation, thermal efficiency, security, and cost. He explains why joinery isn't just a finishing detail, but a crucial part of your building envelope that affects everything from heating bills to natural light, acoustic control, and resale appeal.

We take a closer look at how joinery systems have evolved in New Zealand, from traditional aluminium frames to modern thermally broken and high-spec options designed for energy-conscious living. Haydon breaks down the differences between standard and high-performance glass, the practical value of low-E coatings and argon gas fills, and what to consider when choosing between sliding, bi-folding, and hinged door systems, especially in coastal or exposed locations.

Whether you’re planning a large new build or simply upgrading tired joinery in an existing home, this episode will help you ask smarter questions, spot long-term value, and better understand how the right windows and doors can elevate both form and function. With clarity and insight, Haydon makes this technical topic accessible and shows why future-proofed design starts at the frame.

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In this episode of the Trends Property Insight Series, we sit down with Josh Marshall of Marshall Plumbers to explore the everyday decisions that lead to good plumbing and why getting the fundamentals right can significantly impact how your home feels, functions, and holds value over time.

Josh shares a clear, practical approach for homeowners at any stage: how to spot early warning signs, what to check before you buy, and where to start when planning upgrades. He talks through simple ways to build confidence, from understanding your water pressure and hot-water options to right-sizing bathroom fixtures and knowing when a quick fix is enough versus when it’s time to invest in the essentials.

We also explore the New Zealand context: varied housing stock, older systems alongside newer builds, and the realities of renovating in busy family homes. Josh’s message is grounded and straightforward, involve a plumber early, focus on reliability and usability first, and make choices that serve your lifestyle rather than the latest gadget.

This is a must-listen for anyone preparing to sell, weighing up a renovation, or moving into a new place and wanting to avoid surprises. Josh reminds us that plumbing isn’t just pipes; it’s peace of mind, and the right advice at the right time can make all the difference.

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In this episode of the Trends Property Insight Series, we sit down with Paul Aldolphe, Business Development Manager at New Zealand Steel, to demystify how to choose roofing, cladding, and light-gauge framing that look great and go the distance.

Paul explains the essentials in plain English: how to confirm you’re getting genuine COLORSTEEL® (and why that matters for warranty and support), what the markings on the underside can tell you, and how to use the online colour visualiser and free samples to make confident design choices. We talk profiles (from classic corrugate to sleek tray and cost-smart trapezoidal), matte finishes that minimise “oil canning,” and simple steps for ongoing care, especially in “unwashed areas” that need periodic maintenance.

We also put it in a New Zealand context. With local manufacturing at Glenbrook and real-world testing across thousands of exposure panels, New Zealand Steel designs for our coastal, humid, and high-UV conditions—and backs it with practical guidance on environmental zones and warranties. Paul touches on newer alloy technologies that extend durability, when aluminium-based options make sense right on the water, and how AXXIS® light-gauge steel framing can speed builds, stay straight, and keep projects moving when the weather doesn’t cooperate.

Whether you’re replacing a tired roof, planning a new build, or weighing options in a coastal spot, this conversation will help you ask better questions, choose the right material for your site, and balance aesthetics, durability, and budget with confidence.

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In this episode of the Trends Property Insight Series, we sit down with Shelley Ferguson, award-winning editor, media personality, and founder of SF Studio, to explore how great interior design transforms more than just spaces. From early inspiration to final installation, Shelley shares her process for achieving “liveable luxury,” a blend of beauty, durability, and function that supports real life in all its glorious messiness.

She unpacks why proportion, circulation, and cabinetry matter more than any Pinterest board, and how materials, colour, and natural light need to work with, not against, New Zealand’s unique conditions. Shelley also opens up about the emotional arc of a renovation or new build, and the pivotal role a designer plays in helping clients make the right choices in the right order.

Throughout the conversation, Shelley explains how thoughtful design decisions affect how you live, not just how things look. She shares what to expect in the design journey and how to avoid regret spending, while highlighting the often underestimated impact of built-in joinery compared to expensive styling. Shelley also reflects on the power of collaboration with trades and how to keep those relationships productive and positive.

To round out the episode, she offers one smart move for each of the four major homeowner journeys, helping listeners understand how great design can align with any stage of homeownership. Whether you’re updating a single room or building from scratch, Shelley’s message is clear: the most luxurious spaces are the ones that feel calm, functional, and uniquely yours.

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In this episode of the Trends Property Insight Series, we sit down with Steve Huntingford of Accredited Roofing to shine a light on one of the most overlooked areas of a home: the roof.

With decades of experience in roofing solutions across New Zealand, Steve explains why your roof isn’t just protection overhead, it’s a vital component of property value, long-term durability, and real estate appeal. Steve unpacks the realities of roof maintenance and how simple checks can prevent expensive disasters. From cracked flashings to clogged valleys, he outlines what homeowners, buyers, and sellers need to look for and what they often miss.

Whether it's repainting instead of replacing, or choosing New Zealand-made products tested for our unique climate, Steve’s advice is honest, actionable, and rooted in local expertise. He also dives into the misconceptions around roofing costs, the importance of using licensed professionals, and the surprising ways a roof’s appearance (and function) can impact a property’s first impression. With technology like drones and high-resolution imaging, Accredited Roofing is making it easier than ever to assess, plan, and protect your roof before the damage is done.

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This is a must-listen for anyone looking to sell, buy, renovate, or simply future-proof their home from the top down. Steve’s message is clear: don’t ignore what’s above you. Because with the right plan and the right people, your roof can do more than shelter you; it can strengthen the value of your entire property.

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Learn how to transform your business into a valuable asset with strategic advice from Kunal Topiwala of SME Financial — from owner dependency and documentation to scalable systems and structured goals, discover what it takes to reduce stress, increase value, and build a business that works for you.

In this episode of the Trends Property Insight Series, we sit down with Kunal Topiwala, a Certified Value Builder Advisor at SME Financial, to unpack how small business owners,  particularly in trades, construction, and property services, can transform their businesses from day-to-day jobs into scalable, valuable assets.

Kunal shares practical strategies drawn from the Value Builder System, a proven framework used globally to help business owners reduce stress, improve performance, and increase long-term value. He explains why so many owner-led businesses become unintentionally dependent on their founder, and how to shift from being essential to being optional, without losing control. From documenting processes and setting structured goals to breaking emotional ties that limit growth, Kunal’s advice is grounded in real experience and focused on giving owners more freedom and choice.

You’ll learn how value isn’t just about profit, but about systems, people, and planning. Whether you want to sell, scale, or simply stress less, this conversation will help you think differently about what your business is truly worth and how to build something that works for you, not the other way around.

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In this episode of the Trends Property Insight Series, we are joined by Shane Waaka, who is the kind of handyman every seller wants in their corner: practical, creative, and laser-focused on adding real value without blowing the budget. In this episode, Shane shares how he helps homeowners make cost-effective improvements that enhance street appeal and increase buyer interest, especially when time and budget are tight.

Drawing on years of experience across everything from fencing to kitchen overhauls, Shane explains why the outside of your home is just as important as the inside, and how smart tweaks, like repainting cabinets or re-siliconing your bathroom, can make all the difference. He discusses the power of planning, how to work efficiently without formal drawings, and what to look for when buying or preparing a house for sale.

Whether you're gearing up for market, stuck with an outdated kitchen, or just need to breathe life into a tired fence, Shane's approach proves you don’t need a huge budget to make a huge impact. It's not about doing everything, it’s about doing the right things, the right way.

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In this episode of the Trends Property Insight Series, we sit down with Bryan Ellis, neuromuscular and rehabilitative therapist, to explore what it really means to build resilience, both in the body and the mind.

With decades of experience helping people recover from injuries, reframe habits, and develop strength over time, Bryan brings a powerful perspective to the idea that your body is the most important property you'll ever own. Bryan unpacks the parallels between physical recovery and life’s bigger journeys, including buying, selling, renovating, or building a home.

He explains why consistency matters more than intensity, how language shapes behaviour, and why reframing failure as learning can change everything. From the role of dopamine and sleep to the simple power of breathwork and movement, Bryan’s approach is about creating sustainable habits that help you endure stress, navigate uncertainty, and thrive under pressure.

Through honest reflection and practical wisdom, this episode offers a new lens on wellbeing, resilience, and long-term transformation. Whether you're climbing a metaphorical hill or just trying to get through the day, Bryan’s message is clear: don’t do nothing. Do something again, and again, and your body, mind, and life will thank you for it.

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In this episode of the Trends Property Insight Series, we sit down with Kristy Jones, Senior Associate at Denham Bramwell Lawyers, to demystify the legal foundations of buying, selling, and refinancing property in New Zealand. With a clear passion for making law more approachable, Kristy brings insight and empathy to every part of the property journey, from first-home buyers and family transfers to complex sales, off-the-plan contracts, and multi-party purchases.

Kristy shares how her own path to property law was unexpected, but ultimately shaped by a drive to support people through big, life-changing decisions. She explains what a Sale and Purchase Agreement really is, how conditions and clauses protect both buyers and sellers, and why coming to your lawyer early can save stress, money, and heartbreak down the line.

We explore why buying at auction demands full due diligence up front, how refinancing can trigger hidden costs like break fees or insurance delays, and what to consider when buying property with friends or extended family. Kristy also highlights common mistakes, like relying on outdated building plans, skipping legal review of contracts, or underestimating the timeframes involved in KiwiSaver access and finance approvals.

With clarity and warmth, Kristy demonstrates that good legal advice isn’t about jargon; it’s about creating confidence. Whether you’re navigating your first home, a refinancing puzzle, or a tricky sale-and-purchase chain, this conversation will help you ask the right questions and build the right team to support you.

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In this episode of the Trends Property Insight Series, we sit down with Rick Meros of Professionals CPRE to unpack the human side of selling homes and the value of having a real relationship with your agent. With years of experience in real estate and strategic growth, Rick brings a refreshing perspective on what sellers truly need during one of the biggest transitions of their lives.

Rick shares how Professionals Real Estate approaches the sales process with empathy, clarity, and practical know-how, supporting vendors with education, realistic pricing strategies, and smart, localised marketing. He explains the importance of understanding your “why” before you list, how to prepare emotionally for selling, and why connection, not commission, is the real foundation of trust in a successful agent-client relationship.

Throughout the conversation, Rick also explores the evolution of real estate in New Zealand, the increased complexity that sellers face today, and why experience, accountability, and strategic planning are more important than ever. He reflects on the mindset shifts homeowners undergo when deciding to move, and how Professionals Real Estate empowers both agents and clients to achieve better outcomes through aligned values and clear expectations.

This is a must-listen for anyone thinking about selling, feeling overwhelmed by the process, or wanting to find the right agent to guide them through the journey. Rick’s message is simple and grounded: selling your home is not just a transaction, it’s a relationship, and the right support can make all the difference.

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In this episode of the Trends Property Insight Series, we sit down with Dan Moir, Sales Director at James Dunlop Textiles, to explore how fabric, texture, and thoughtful design can transform a home from a space that looks good into one that feels truly liveable. With over a century of heritage and innovation behind the brand, Dan brings both deep family roots and forward-thinking industry knowledge to a conversation that ranges from aesthetics to performance and everything in between.

Dan shares how James Dunlop’s three brands—Mokum, James Dunlop Textiles, and the innovation-led Sepal—are leading the way with purposeful design, championing not just beauty but durability, sustainability, and well-being. He explains how their global perspective, anchored in local insights, enables them to develop products that cater to the unique lifestyle and environmental needs of New Zealanders, including high UV resistance, stain resistance, antimicrobial properties, and acoustic performance.

We delve into the evolving role of textiles in the home, from curtains that provide insulation and sound absorption, to innovative wallpaper that offers easy, long-lasting alternatives to paint, to upholstery that withstands pets, kids, and daily life. Dan also provides valuable advice for homeowners navigating the overwhelming world of fabric selection, highlighting how professional guidance can help bring Pinterest dreams to life without compromising functionality.

With warmth and clarity, Dan unpacks the relationship between texture and wellness, the emotional impact of layered materials, and how good design can elevate both comfort and resale value. Whether you're renovating, building, styling, or simply curious, this conversation offers a wealth of insights into how textiles can quietly but powerfully shape the way we live.

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In this episode of the Trends Property Insight Series, we sit down with Shenali Lewke-Bandara, a specialist in trusts, estates, and relationship property law at Denham Bramwell Lawyers, to unpack the often-overlooked legal structures that can protect your assets, relationships, and peace of mind. With warmth and clarity, Shenali guides us through the key life stages where legal advice becomes crucial, from entering a relationship to owning property, starting a family, inheriting wealth, or planning for the unexpected.

Shenali shares why New Zealanders have more trusts per capita than anywhere else, and what that actually means for property ownership, intergenerational wealth, and blended family dynamics. She explains the differences between Wills, trusts, and Contracting Out Agreements (often referred to as prenups), and highlights how poorly managed trusts, unclear Wills, or lack of enduring powers of attorney can leave families vulnerable at the worst possible time.

We explore how personal circumstances, such as repartnering, children from previous relationships, or family businesses, add complexity to estate planning, and why it’s vital to have honest, sometimes uncomfortable conversations early, before legal assumptions or life’s curveballs take over. Shenali also emphasises the importance of coordinated advice, working alongside accountants and financial planners to ensure aligned, holistic decisions.

Whether you’re entering a new relationship, protecting inherited property, or helping your parents get their affairs in order, this episode will give you the language and confidence to take control of your legal well-being. Shenali’s message is simple but powerful: you don’t need to have all the answers, you just need to start the conversation.

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In this episode of the Trends Property Insight Series, we sit down with Dave Wilson, National Operations Manager at Mastercraft, to explore what it really takes to design and deliver a kitchen that works, not just looks good.

With a network of over 80 licensees across New Zealand, Mastercraft is a household name when it comes to kitchens. However, behind the scenes, Dave’s role extends far beyond cabinetry. From coordinating electricians and plumbers to staying ahead of design trends, health regulations, and material safety, he’s seen every challenge (and shortcut) that can make or break a kitchen project. From coordinating electricians and plumbers to staying ahead of design trends, health regulations, and material safety, he’s seen every challenge (and shortcut) that can make or break a kitchen project. Dave shares how kitchen planning has evolved and why the kitchen is now one of the most complex areas to renovate in the home.

Drawing on decades of industry experience, he emphasises the importance of honest consultation, effective sequencing, and the often-overlooked significance of trade coordination. And he doesn’t just talk theory, he recently renovated his own kitchen and shares what he’d do differently next time. Throughout the episode, Dave offers insight into:

• Why today’s kitchens are more demanding to build than ever, and what makes them go wrong.
• How Mastercraft helps homeowners make informed choices around layout, materials, and trade management.
• The shift away from outdated kitchen planning formulas and toward zone-based design.
• The hidden costs of poor communication between tradies and how to avoid them.
• What homeowners need to know about the risks of silica and how the industry is responding.
• How to plan a kitchen that reflects the way you actually live, not just what looks good on Pinterest.

We also touch on Mastercraft’s broader expertise in electrical, plumbing, and project management, and how they bring it all together to help New Zealanders renovate with confidence. This is a must-listen for anyone planning a kitchen upgrade or build — whether you’re dreaming big or working within tight constraints. Dave’s message is clear: the kitchen is the heart of the home, but it needs a solid backbone to function properly. And with the right planning and the right people, it can be done right the first time.

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