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Greg Ninness

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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 2 months

Latest articles

No sign of downturn in house prices or sales volumes as buyers thumb their noses at coronavirus threat
18th Mar 20, 11:23am
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No sign of downturn in house prices or sales volumes as buyers thumb their noses at coronavirus threat
Barfoot & Thompson's auction sales rate has been almost unchanged for the last three weeks
17th Mar 20, 10:15am
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Barfoot & Thompson's auction sales rate has been almost unchanged for the last three weeks
Big jump in the number of Chinese citizens leaving New Zealand long term with South Africa now the leading source country for NZ migrants
16th Mar 20, 2:52pm
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Big jump in the number of Chinese citizens leaving New Zealand long term with South Africa now the leading source country for NZ migrants
Less money is being spent on home renovations in Auckland and Canterbury
14th Mar 20, 9:34am
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Less money is being spent on home renovations in Auckland and Canterbury
Financial markets may be in meltdown but there was competitive bidding at Bayleys' latest commercial property auction
14th Mar 20, 8:02am
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Financial markets may be in meltdown but there was competitive bidding at Bayleys' latest commercial property auction
Strong house price growth recorded in almost all parts of the country last month, the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand's House Price Index shows
13th Mar 20, 11:04am
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Strong house price growth recorded in almost all parts of the country last month, the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand's House Price Index shows
Auckland house prices largely flat but prices are continuing to rise in other regions, the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand says
12th Mar 20, 9:48am
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Auckland house prices largely flat but prices are continuing to rise in other regions, the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand says
Just 22% of people think it's good time to buy a house according to ASB's latest Housing Confidence Survey, which was taken before coronavirus became a big issue
12th Mar 20, 5:00am
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Just 22% of people think it's good time to buy a house according to ASB's latest Housing Confidence Survey, which was taken before coronavirus became a big issue
Our two way trade with China has taken a big hit from coronavirus, with exports and imports both down compared to a year ago
10th Mar 20, 2:59pm
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Our two way trade with China has taken a big hit from coronavirus, with exports and imports both down compared to a year ago
Auction numbers passed 200 in Barfoot & Thompson's auction rooms last week and sales rate steady at 55%
10th Mar 20, 10:39am
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Auction numbers passed 200 in Barfoot & Thompson's auction rooms last week and sales rate steady at 55%
New housing starts the main driver of a record $6.56 billion of construction work in the December 2019 quarter
7th Mar 20, 9:46am
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New housing starts the main driver of a record $6.56 billion of construction work in the December 2019 quarter
The auction sales rate dropped back to 56% in the last week of February from 67% the previous week
7th Mar 20, 8:37am
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The auction sales rate dropped back to 56% in the last week of February from 67% the previous week
Westpac NZ slashes forecasts for house price growth and GDP as coronavirus starts to hit jobs and consumer spending
6th Mar 20, 2:08pm
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Westpac NZ slashes forecasts for house price growth and GDP as coronavirus starts to hit jobs and consumer spending
The total value of building consents hit $23.2 billion in the year to January - up 8% on the previous 12 months
4th Mar 20, 1:03pm
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The total value of building consents hit $23.2 billion in the year to January - up 8% on the previous 12 months
Barfoot & Thompson's sales numbers rocketed up in February and overall stock numbers remain low but prices were a tad weaker
4th Mar 20, 10:49am
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Barfoot & Thompson's sales numbers rocketed up in February and overall stock numbers remain low but prices were a tad weaker
Average dwelling values are rising throughout the country according to Quotable Value
4th Mar 20, 5:00am
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Average dwelling values are rising throughout the country according to Quotable Value
The sales rates were particularly high at Barfoot & Thompson's Manukau and West Auckland auctions, not so strong on the North Shore
3rd Mar 20, 10:24am
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The sales rates were particularly high at Barfoot & Thompson's Manukau and West Auckland auctions, not so strong on the North Shore
New listings are up and average asking prices are on the rise but total housing stock available for sale remains tight
2nd Mar 20, 10:02am
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New listings are up and average asking prices are on the rise but total housing stock available for sale remains tight
More properties are being offered at auction and more of them are selling
29th Feb 20, 5:34am
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More properties are being offered at auction and more of them are selling
Work and student visa approvals at 10-year high, residence visa approvals at 10-year low
28th Feb 20, 10:59am
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Work and student visa approvals at 10-year high, residence visa approvals at 10-year low
Regions evenly split in January between those where lower quartile prices went up and those where they went down, interest.co.nz's latest Home Loan Affordability Reports show
27th Feb 20, 8:00am
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Regions evenly split in January between those where lower quartile prices went up and those where they went down, interest.co.nz's latest Home Loan Affordability Reports show
A busy time in Barfoot & Thompson's auction rooms with sales on two-thirds of the properties
25th Feb 20, 9:41am
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A busy time in Barfoot & Thompson's auction rooms with sales on two-thirds of the properties
More properties are being offered at auction and the sales rate is substantially higher than it was at this time last year
22nd Feb 20, 7:58am
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More properties are being offered at auction and the sales rate is substantially higher than it was at this time last year
A boom in commercial construction in Auckland and Waikato is compensating for the wind down of construction activity in Christchurch
21st Feb 20, 10:07am
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A boom in commercial construction in Auckland and Waikato is compensating for the wind down of construction activity in Christchurch
Dairy farms the hardest hit in rural property downturn but lifestyle block sales buck the trend, latest Real Estate Institute of New Zealand figures show
19th Feb 20, 12:08pm
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Dairy farms the hardest hit in rural property downturn but lifestyle block sales buck the trend, latest Real Estate Institute of New Zealand figures show