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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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Greg Ninness details how and why investors could turn to commercial property as their term deposits start to mature, pushing prices up and yields down
12th Oct 19, 7:24am
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Greg Ninness details how and why investors could turn to commercial property as their term deposits start to mature, pushing prices up and yields down
Average rents declined in the third quarter of the year but remain up by 6.5% compared to a year ago
10th Oct 19, 10:51am
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Average rents declined in the third quarter of the year but remain up by 6.5% compared to a year ago
Waikato and Bay of Plenty should be at the top of the list for property investors chasing growth with Taranaki, West Coast and Southland at the bottom, Greg Ninness says
9th Oct 19, 8:56am
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Waikato and Bay of Plenty should be at the top of the list for property investors chasing growth with Taranaki, West Coast and Southland at the bottom, Greg Ninness says
Overall sales rate of 48% at Barfoot & Thompson's latest residential property auctions
8th Oct 19, 7:49am
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Overall sales rate of 48% at Barfoot & Thompson's latest residential property auctions
Children and migrants aged 60 and over are making up an increasing percentage of immigrants
7th Oct 19, 11:49am
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Children and migrants aged 60 and over are making up an increasing percentage of immigrants
The number of properties being auctioned is down on a year ago but the number being sold is up
5th Oct 19, 6:48am
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The number of properties being auctioned is down on a year ago but the number being sold is up
Auction activity is steadily rising with an average sales rate of 60% at the latest auctions monitored by interest.co.nz
3rd Oct 19, 11:13am
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Auction activity is steadily rising with an average sales rate of 60% at the latest auctions monitored by interest.co.nz
Barfoot & Thompson had a surge of sales in September but prices remain flat and stock levels are down
2nd Oct 19, 10:40am
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Barfoot & Thompson had a surge of sales in September but prices remain flat and stock levels are down
The latest QV data shows housing values in Auckland may have turned the corner and started rising again, with values still rising in most of the rest of the country
2nd Oct 19, 5:00am
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The latest QV data shows housing values in Auckland may have turned the corner and started rising again, with values still rising in most of the rest of the country
Sales were achieved on more than half the properties at Barfoot & Thompson's auctions last week
1st Oct 19, 11:01am
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Sales were achieved on more than half the properties at Barfoot & Thompson's auctions last week
Low listing numbers on Realestate.co.nz suggest a subdued spring for the housing market but prices appear to be holding their own
1st Oct 19, 1:02am
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Low listing numbers on Realestate.co.nz suggest a subdued spring for the housing market but prices appear to be holding their own
New dwelling consents were up strongly in Auckland, Wellington and Canterbury in August
30th Sep 19, 11:16am
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New dwelling consents were up strongly in Auckland, Wellington and Canterbury in August
Could the latest auction results point to a firming housing market over summer?
28th Sep 19, 9:29am
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Could the latest auction results point to a firming housing market over summer?
The number of new homes completed in Auckland over the three months to July was up 27% on a year earlier and may rise another 27% over the next two years
27th Sep 19, 1:36pm
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The number of new homes completed in Auckland over the three months to July was up 27% on a year earlier and may rise another 27% over the next two years
Tony Alexander has resigned from the BNZ after 25 years as one of the country's best-known and most colourful bank economists
27th Sep 19, 10:30am
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Tony Alexander has resigned from the BNZ after 25 years as one of the country's best-known and most colourful bank economists
The 2018 Census shows 191,646 homes (10.3%) throughout the country were unoccupied but in Auckland just 7.3% were unoccupied
26th Sep 19, 9:50am
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The 2018 Census shows 191,646 homes (10.3%) throughout the country were unoccupied but in Auckland just 7.3% were unoccupied
Census suggests most housing development has occurred in the wealthier parts of Auckland, while high growth poorer districts have been neglected
25th Sep 19, 10:02am
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Census suggests most housing development has occurred in the wealthier parts of Auckland, while high growth poorer districts have been neglected
Steady as she goes in Barfoot & Thompson's auction rooms for the start of spring
24th Sep 19, 10:27am
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Steady as she goes in Barfoot & Thompson's auction rooms for the start of spring
The latest census data show housing pressures are not confined to major centres like Auckland and Wellington
23rd Sep 19, 12:50pm
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The latest census data show housing pressures are not confined to major centres like Auckland and Wellington
The mood was strongly upbeat at the latest Auckland apartment auction as buyers take advantage of low interest rates and spring weather lifts spirits
21st Sep 19, 6:58am
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The mood was strongly upbeat at the latest Auckland apartment auction as buyers take advantage of low interest rates and spring weather lifts spirits
There's a cruel sting in the tail of falling interest rates - they've already started pushing up house prices at the bottom end of the market, making home ownership less affordable for aspiring first home buyers
20th Sep 19, 9:59am
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There's a cruel sting in the tail of falling interest rates - they've already started pushing up house prices at the bottom end of the market, making home ownership less affordable for aspiring first home buyers
'Super investor' Ron Hoy Fong's property mentoring company Ronovation ordered to pay $400,000 for breaching the Commerce Act
18th Sep 19, 4:20pm
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'Super investor' Ron Hoy Fong's property mentoring company Ronovation ordered to pay $400,000 for breaching the Commerce Act
The number of farms being sold might be well down on last year but prices are higher, the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand says
18th Sep 19, 11:47am
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The number of farms being sold might be well down on last year but prices are higher, the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand says
Work visa numbers are rising strongly while residency visas are declining and student visas are almost flat, Greg Ninness reports
18th Sep 19, 7:50am
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Work visa numbers are rising strongly while residency visas are declining and student visas are almost flat, Greg Ninness reports
Delayed Fonterra annual results and new business strategy to be released next week on Thursday, September 26
17th Sep 19, 3:16pm
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Delayed Fonterra annual results and new business strategy to be released next week on Thursday, September 26