$913,209. up from 18.2% last month.
compared to last month.
occurring in the southernmost regions of the North Island.
pack at 4.9% monthly growth.
of sales data to analyse. coming months,” Mr Nagel added.
less attendance at open homes and auctions. purchaser expectations may be switching slightly.
3.8% to $717,574. the same time last year.
In fact, Tauranga’s average house price is rapidly closing in on $1 million. as though the city should reach that mark later this month.
growth in the future.
12-month increase up 29.4% to $350,383. same time 12 months ago.
three months ago.
the comparative affordability of housing and high yields.
New Plymouth’s residential property market remained red hot in April. past 12 months to $636,439.
levels. prices are still rising,” he said.
tax timeframe and the end of interest tax deductibility.
12 months.
11%, and 9.3% respectively.
pent-up demand.
8.9% and 9.5% respectively.
stock available, low interest rates and sustained demand.
demand would continue. rising construction costs and new Government regulations.
than the same time last year.
property market had stabilised.
$300,000-$450,000 range.
the most nationally by far.
The previous record for the annual number of new homes consented was 40,025 in the year ended February 1974. A record 41,028 new homes have been consented in the year ended March 2021, Stats NZ said today.