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The property market levelling off in flight mode

Published: Tue 18 Oct 2016 10:42 AM
The property market levelling off in flight mode
Please find attached the latest Trade Me Property Rental Index for September.
What we’re seeing
-          The New Zealand property market is levelling off after some incredible growth. Average asking prices were up just 0.6 per cent on August.
-          Looking across the last year the overall asking prices are up 6 per cent, while that’s impressive it’s pretty calm compared to the 10 and 16 per cent annual increases in previous years
-          Auckland has seen a big slowdown too – average asking prices are up 12 per cent which is pretty low compared to the 20+ per cent jumps seen recently
-          BOP and Waikato have been surging with both regions hitting records
-          Urban properties have slowed right down too with Auckland apartments showing just 2.8 per cent growth after 40 per cent increases in the last year.
TMP_Price_Index_September_16__The_property_market_leveling_off_in_flight_mode.pdf

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