Rent levels countrywide
Median rent levels around the country have been examined in the latest Regional Property Insights report by independent economist Tony Alexander and First Mortgage Trust.
Investors continue to shy away from buying more property
A net 56% of mortgage advisers are seeing fewer investors stepping forward for mortgage advice, data from the First Mortgage Trust and Tony Alexander September survey shows.
Rents remain at all-time highs
Nationally rents remained at an all-time weekly high of $550 in August despite the country entering a nationwide lockdown.
What office staff expect in a workplace
The office is no longer a place to be anchored at a desk whilst trying to block out the background buzz to meet deadlines.
Bulletproof house prices continue to climb
August’s lockdown threw up some surprising results in the housing market. While sales were down 26.5% from last August, house price growth hit a new record of 31.1% across the country.
Government torpedoes fail to sink housing market
Despite the Government’s best intentions and policy shifts Kiwi’s positive expectations of house price growth are hard to sink.
Housing affordability a long way off
The average property value across New Zealand is 7.9 times the average annual household income. A record high in the six-monthly CoreLogic Housing Affordability Report’s 18-year history.
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Rent levels countrywide
Median rent levels around the country have been examined in the latest Regional Property Insights report by independent economist Tony Alexander and First Mortgage Trust.
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Investors continue to shy away from buying more property
A net 56% of mortgage advisers are seeing fewer investors stepping forward for mortgage advice, data from the First Mortgage Trust and Tony Alexander September survey shows.
-
Rents remain at all-time highs
Nationally rents remained at an all-time weekly high of $550 in August despite the country entering a nationwide lockdown.
-
What office staff expect in a workplace
The office is no longer a place to be anchored at a desk whilst trying to block out the background buzz to meet deadlines.
-
Bulletproof house prices continue to climb
August’s lockdown threw up some surprising results in the housing market. While sales were down 26.5% from last August, house price growth hit a new record of 31.1% across the country.
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Government torpedoes fail to sink housing market
Despite the Government’s best intentions and policy shifts Kiwi’s positive expectations of house price growth are hard to sink.
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Housing affordability a long way off
The average property value across New Zealand is 7.9 times the average annual household income. A record high in the six-monthly CoreLogic Housing Affordability Report’s 18-year history.
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Riviera of the South shines
Tīmaru is a hidden gem in South Canterbury. We investigate all the property possibilities in this picturesque region. Sally Lindsay writes.
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Building on a roll
For the first time in a single quarter building work across the country has passed $7 billion.
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No market rebound expected post lockdown
House prices are unlikely to boom after the country comes out of the current lockdown, according to QV forecasts. Sally Lindsay has a round-up of the latest region-by-region House Price Index figures.
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House sales and prices hardly reduced by lockdown
The Covid lockdown had a small dampening effect but no significant impact on Auckland’s residential property sales last month.
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Short house price surge possible post lockdown
CoreLogic says there could be a short period of excessive house price rises after the lockdown because of tight listings.
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Lockdowns don’t stop market rumbling on
Enthusiasm for buying houses has not been dampened by lockdowns.
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Listings cool: Expected to bounce back quickly
There has been a big drop in residential property listings since level four restrictions kicked in last month.
