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CoreLogic’s latest property sales figures, released on 21 June, show that property investors, apartment owners and homeowners selling in Auckland are the groups most likely to make a loss in the current market
The latest research released by Valocity shows a sharp increase in the proportion of buyers purchasing investment properties in New Zealand who are making losses.
New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins began a 6-day visit to China on 25 June.
Auckland is revising its long-term property plans, with implications for many people's wealth. Homeowners stand to gain significantly, while major infrastructure and development companies face substantial losses.
Since the beginning of last year, continued fluctuations in the property market have put the construction industry under downward pressure, as trends in building consent numbers reveal.
A property industry authority has recently sounded the alarm that growing numbers of New Zealand mortgage borrowers are becoming ‘mortgage prisoners’.
Auckland Council’s committee responsible for planning, the environment and parks recently decided that, from 6 June 2023, the council’s recently proposed Auckland Future Development Strategy
Which places across New Zealand attract the most interest from property seekers? OneRoof’s latest research found that 8 of the 10 suburbs with the most property searches on its website this year are in Auckland.
The latest property figures recently released by the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) show that 5752 homes sold nationwide in May, down just 0.4% from 5776 in the same month last year.
On 21 June 2023, Immigration New Zealand announced its latest skilled migration changes, including a new 6-point Skilled Migrant Category (SMC) system
Auckland Council’s committee responsible for urban planning, the environment and parks recently decided to begin consultation on 6 June 2023 on the council’s recently proposed strategy for Auckland’s future urban development
Last week, Stats NZ released New Zealand’s first-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) figures, showing that the economy was already on a recessionary path at the start of the year. This came as little surprise to many