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May 29, 2024

May Residential/Lifestyle Market Report

April marked another great sales month for our team with 9 unconditional sales bringing our total number of residential sales in Kerikeri to 26 for the year. This emphasizes our view that well-present

May 29, 2024

Good News For Investors

On July 1st 2024 the rules affecting the Brightline Test are changing. Currently vendors who sell their properties that are not their main residence within 10 years of initial purchase are liable to p

May 29, 2024

Where To From Here?

2024 continues to amble along into the second quarter. Sales in 2023 were at the lowest dollar value since 2015. Prospects for this year and into 2025 are improving as interest rates stabilise and

Apr 9, 2024

Best Time To Buy

More houses for sale, the prospect of lower interest rates, and the likelihood of improved capital gain make this the optimal time to buy a home in Kerikeri. The Kerikeri market is experiencing a u

Mar 7, 2024

Market Update: February 2024

A busy start to the year! It has been a surprising start to the year for us, with massive numbers of appraisals and new listings, a slow but steady increase in buyer enquiry and a fair amount of time

Feb 16, 2024

Is 2024 Starting To Turn The Corner?

Say goodbye to 2023, which according to many commentators had the worst commercial sales in nearly 30 years. Buyers were nervous with the cost of living and rising inflation, with high interest rat

Dec 4, 2023

Market Update: December 2023

It’s no secret. Kerikeri and the Far North are on track to experience one of the lowest volumes of open market real estate sales in a calendar year for 20 years. Average timeframes to sell have quadru

Sep 22, 2023

Market Update: September 2023

Auckland’s housing market is turning in time for the traditionally busy spring season, with prices climbing in seventy-six suburbs in the past three months. City prices spent more than a year tumbling