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If is was possible to buy “median properties”
and you sold a property in Nov 05 insteed of keeping it you would have
Invercargill – been 25% worse off than today (ie prices have risen 25%)
Queenstown – 13% better off than today (ie prices have fallen 13%)
King Country – 2% better off than today
Dargaville – 47% worse off than today
Wanganui – 32% worse off than today
Hawera – 48% worse of than today (ie prices have risen 48% in last 12 months)
Bluff – 16% Better off – ie prices have fallen 16%
Dunedin – 9% worse off – ie prices have risen 9%
Gisborn Country – 249% worse ie prices have risen 249%
Manukau Rural – 52% better off ie prices have fallen 52%
Riverton – 21% better off as prices have fallen 21%
Mangonui 18% better off – prices have fallen
paihia 48% better off as prices have fallen 48%Auckland city 13% better off ie prices have fallen
Just like oz there a many many different markets in NZ all rising and falling at different rates and within those markets many different sub markets, and categories.
Happy Hunting
Note building consents are still higher in Invercargill than 24 months ago and rising – this is the case in alot of regional markets however consents in auckland and some other market have fallen dramatically. Some say there is scope to buy well in the Auckland unit market at the moment if you know your stuff.
Invercargill rents – units increased 10% year on year while houses increased 7% year on year.
NB: Numbers from the New zealand property magazine – pick up a copy. There is also an interesting article on the 2007 property outlook .
Hi Don,
Thanks for those figures. It seems there has been a lot of movement in the past 12 months, both up and down!
Which magazine are you referring to? Is it KPI? I’m interested in reading this article.
Regards,
OziAwesome Donn!
thanks for keeping us informed.
I like yr websight too man, glad things are going so well in yr areas in NZ !“I have a theory that if one person can go out of their way to show compassion, then it will start a chain reaction of the same.”
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Hi Guys – thanks for the feedback – as you know there were two property mags competing and KPI is no longer. The article is in “new zealand property magazine” if you google kpi you will get redirected to it.
It is a pretty comprehensive spread in the same way that api does its stats. Also has rental yields – if you are canny you will be able to work the areas where prices and rental yields are increasing. We have property finders working with us all over nz (still looking for more). Every area we are researching is doing something different.
Hi Don,
Thanks for that. I didn’t know about KPI no longer being around. I’ll look it up.
Cheers,
Ozi
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