Greg Ninness is the Property Editor for interest.co.nz. With a focus on the property market, Greg covers a wide range of topics including residential and commercial real estate, housing affordability, market trends, and migration. His articles provide valuable insights and analysis for those interested in the New Zealand property market.
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By: Greg Ninness
Housing values are on track to have the flattest calendar year in more than a decade, despite a smidgen of growth occurring in November.
A total of 16,416 work visas were approved in November, plus 4242 residence visas, according to the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.
By: Greg Ninness
Residential construction cost increases have slowed to a snail's pace, according to QV's latest CostBuilder report.
By: Greg Ninness
Population growth from migration sank to an 11 year low in the October year, excluding Covid hit years.
By: Greg Ninness
Auction activity has begun to drop away a bit as it heads towards the Christmas break, but the sales rate improved at the latest auctions and more properties fetched prices that were equal to or above their rating valuation.
By: Greg Ninness
November was a month of ups and downs for the residential property market, with sales up, but not everywhere, and prices flat, but not everywhere.
Unsold residential properties are sitting on the market for longer rather than being removed from sale
Trade Me Property says residential landlords may need to reduce their asking rents due to an oversupply of rental stock
By: Greg Ninness
As expected there was a sharp downturn in activity at the latest auctions, as the property market prepares to wind up for the Christmas/New Year break.
Falling house prices at the bottom of the market and lower mortgage rates improve affordability for first home buyers
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