New Zealand Property Investors' Federation

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  • LVR rules not working: Harcourts
    Provisional data from New Zealand’s largest real estate group Harcourts for the month of February shows there is continued pressure on the housing market in Auckland and Northland. The group said its average sales price had reached $644,613 – up 13% on the same time last year.
    05-03-2014 more >>
  • Buyers working around rules: Harcourts
    Banks are willing to turn a blind eye to borrowers who use personal loans from other lenders to pull together their deposits, says Harcourts chief executive Hayden Duncan.
    22-01-2014 more >>
  • Supply the issue: Harcourts
    Affordability won't improve until there are enough houses built to cater for New Zealand's growing population, real estate group Harcourts says.
    08-10-2013 more >>
  • More sales? Don't blame the interest rates: Harcourts
    Increased real estate sales are being driven by more than just low interest rates, says Harcourts chief executive Hayden Duncan.
    15-06-2012 more >>
  • All systems go for property investors
    Low interest rates, poor returns from other investments and improving housing market sentiment have created a psychological ‘go' trigger in the minds of property investors, according to BNZ economist Tony Alexander.
    28-05-2012 more >>
  • Nationwide sales show double-digit growth
    Both settled and written sales are at a two-year high, according to the December Harcourts MarketWatch.
    14-12-2011 more >>
  • Sales up almost 20%, led by surge in auctions
    The New Zealand real estate market is climbing out of the doldrums, with September written sales up 19.8% on the year earlier, according to Harcourts.
    12-10-2011 more >>


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