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Greg Ninness

About

Greg Ninness is the Property Editor of interest.co.nz. He has worked as a business journalist since 1990 and covered the commercial and residential property markets since 2005. 

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11 years

Latest articles

First home buyers' share of the housing market dropped to 22% in January, investors' share rose to 41%
17th Feb 21, 9:44am
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First home buyers' share of the housing market dropped to 22% in January, investors' share rose to 41%
Annual net migration gain drops 40% in 2020 to 44,126 from 73,097 in 2019
16th Feb 21, 12:01pm
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Annual net migration gain drops 40% in 2020 to 44,126 from 73,097 in 2019
Real Estate Institute of New Zealand figures reveal big regional differences in the housing market at the start of the year
16th Feb 21, 9:57am
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Real Estate Institute of New Zealand figures reveal big regional differences in the housing market at the start of the year
Sales on two thirds of the properties at Barfoot & Thompson's auctions last week - Great Barrier bach sells for $1.56m
15th Feb 21, 12:35pm
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Sales on two thirds of the properties at Barfoot & Thompson's auctions last week - Great Barrier bach sells for $1.56m
Supply may be catching up with demand in Auckland's over heated housing market but there's still a shortage of stock in other regions
13th Feb 21, 9:16am
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Supply may be catching up with demand in Auckland's over heated housing market but there's still a shortage of stock in other regions
Landlords were like Chicken Little in their claims about the effect of changes to the Residential Tenancies Act
12th Feb 21, 9:22am
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Landlords were like Chicken Little in their claims about the effect of changes to the Residential Tenancies Act
Overseas student numbers down by 15.4% compared to a year ago, foreign workers down by 11.9%
11th Feb 21, 10:51am
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Overseas student numbers down by 15.4% compared to a year ago, foreign workers down by 11.9%
Activity in Barfoot & Thompson's auction rooms setting a cracking pace
10th Feb 21, 11:56am
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Activity in Barfoot & Thompson's auction rooms setting a cracking pace
Tauranga posted the biggest rise in average dwelling values over the last three months, Invercargill the smallest
9th Feb 21, 10:47am
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Tauranga posted the biggest rise in average dwelling values over the last three months, Invercargill the smallest
Residential property may still be attractive to investors seeking a rental income stream, but they may need to search the provinces for the best returns
8th Feb 21, 9:31am
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Residential property may still be attractive to investors seeking a rental income stream, but they may need to search the provinces for the best returns
Massive annual increase in both the number of properties auctioned and the sales rates achieved in January
6th Feb 21, 8:13am
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Massive annual increase in both the number of properties auctioned and the sales rates achieved in January
Residential construction continues to rocket ahead but non-residential construction is still a bit slow
4th Feb 21, 11:55am
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Residential construction continues to rocket ahead but non-residential construction is still a bit slow
Hot start to 2021 for Barfoot & Thompson with a surge in sales and new listings
3rd Feb 21, 10:51am
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Hot start to 2021 for Barfoot & Thompson with a surge in sales and new listings
Average New Zealand housing values rose by $554 a day during January, topping $800,000 for the first time
2nd Feb 21, 6:00pm
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Average New Zealand housing values rose by $554 a day during January, topping $800,000 for the first time
Foreigners selling their New Zealand residential properties now outnumber buyers by two to one
2nd Feb 21, 12:15pm
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Foreigners selling their New Zealand residential properties now outnumber buyers by two to one
Closing the borders has not led to big reductions in the number of overseas workers and foreign students in this country with a lack of new arrivals almost matched by a lack of departures
1st Feb 21, 9:31am
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Closing the borders has not led to big reductions in the number of overseas workers and foreign students in this country with a lack of new arrivals almost matched by a lack of departures
More than a 1000 new homes a month were built in Auckland in the year to November and the numbers are rising
30th Jan 21, 9:02am
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More than a 1000 new homes a month were built in Auckland in the year to November and the numbers are rising
Real estate industry's estimated residential commission revenue up 24% in 2020 year-on-year to $1.92 billion
29th Jan 21, 10:00am
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Real estate industry's estimated residential commission revenue up 24% in 2020 year-on-year to $1.92 billion
CoreLogic says it's looking increasingly likely residential property investors will face tougher lending restrictions and new tax rules on capital gains
28th Jan 21, 9:45am
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CoreLogic says it's looking increasingly likely residential property investors will face tougher lending restrictions and new tax rules on capital gains
Average rents in Auckland range from $505 a week in Franklin to $675 in the eastern suburbs
27th Jan 21, 12:36pm
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Average rents in Auckland range from $505 a week in Franklin to $675 in the eastern suburbs
Activity is already heating up at residential property auctions and there's plenty of activity on the commercial property front too
27th Jan 21, 9:49am
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Activity is already heating up at residential property auctions and there's plenty of activity on the commercial property front too
Low interest rates have created winners and losers in the housing market as the COVID-19 pandemic rumbles on
26th Jan 21, 10:12am
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Low interest rates have created winners and losers in the housing market as the COVID-19 pandemic rumbles on
Net migration gain of just 672 in November last year, way down from gain of 8744 in November 2019
22nd Jan 21, 9:12am
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Net migration gain of just 672 in November last year, way down from gain of 8744 in November 2019
Once the threat of COVID recedes we will need to tackle the enormous debt mountain that's propping up the housing market, Greg Ninness argues
21st Jan 21, 8:45am
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Once the threat of COVID recedes we will need to tackle the enormous debt mountain that's propping up the housing market, Greg Ninness argues
Sales of both farm and lifestyle properties in the fourth quarter well up on a year earlier
20th Jan 21, 11:47am
Sales of both farm and lifestyle properties in the fourth quarter well up on a year earlier