Prices ranged form $305,000 to $1.38 million at Harcourts auctions last week.
The cheapest sale of the week (apart from vacant sections) was a house at Kaiapoi outside of Christchurch that went for $305,000, while the most expensive was at Hauraki on the North Shore..
Twelve homes sold for more than $1 million with one of them in Christchurch and the rest all in Auckland.
Of the 37 Auckland homes sold at auction last week, 11 went for more than $1 million while just five sold for less than $500,000.
The cheapest sale in Auckland was a 1950s era, 98 square metre, three bedroom brick house on a 455 square metre section on the outskirts of Pukekohe which sold for $396,000.
If you wanted to stay under $500,000 but be closer to town you could have bought a 1960s era, one bedroom home unit overlooking local playing fields and a reserve in Royal Oak for $466,000.
Harcourts auction results this week include details of auctions held in Tauranga, Taupo, Cambridge, Waikenae, Upper Hutt, and throughout Christchurch, including sales in Cashmere, Sumner, Bryndwr, Merivale, Riccarton, Dallington, Fendalton, St Albans, Opawa and Addington.
To see the full results of all properties offered last week, including those that didn't sell, click on the link below for the area you are interested in.
To read Harcourts auction results for Auckland and Northland properties click on this link.
To read Harcourts auction results for the Bay of Plenty, Waikato and Taupo, click on this link.
To read Harcourts auction results for Wellington, and Kapiti Coast, click on this link.
To read Harcourts auction results for Canterbury, click on this link.
This one bedroom unit (pictured below) at Royal Oak sold for $466,000.
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