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Four-Wave August Auction Catalogue

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LIGHTS, CAMERA, AUCTION.

R AY W H I T E S Y N E R G Y R E A LT Y

FOUR-WAVE august


Contents 4. Welcome

6. Tips for the Auction Room

8. Loan Market

10. Meet the Team

12. Forthcoming Auctions

19. Parker Property Management

20. Considering Making a Move?


Welcome, and best of luck Whether you are looking to secure your next home, expand your portfolio, or simply observe the local market in action, we are delighted to welcome you to our Four-Wave auction event. At Ray White Synergy, we believe an auction room represents real estate at its absolute best - transparent, high-energy, and completely fair for both buyers and sellers. Our auction events are designed to bring together serious buyers and exceptional properties under one roof, creating an environment where true market value is established in real time. Buying under the hammer is an exciting process, but we know it can also feel fast-paced. Our team will be on hand throughout the room to assist you - whether you need help registering to bid, clarification on contract terms, or simply a quiet space to strategy-check your limits before bidding begins. To our sellers, thank you for trusting us with your property journey. To our prospective buyers, we wish you the very best of luck in securing your property today.


Planning to bid? The atmosphere of a live auction room is electric, and while the process moves quickly, buying under the hammer is one of the most transparent ways to secure property. Because an auction contract is completely unconditional, preparation is key on the day. Strategies for the Room Determine your maximum limit while you are in a calm, clear state of mind prior to the event, and commit to sticking to it. Most buyers set limits at round numbers (like $800,000). Setting an unconventional limit (like $803,000) can give you the winning edge over competitors who stop on the psychological baseline. Stand or sit where you have a clear, uninterrupted view of both the auctioneer and the rest of the room. When you bid, do so with clarity and confidence to signal your intent to other active buyers. You can start with a strong opening bid to assert your position, and choose to counter subsequent competing bids quickly to maintain momentum. If you prefer to remove the emotion entirely from the room, you can formally appoint a trusted buyer's agent or representative to bid on your behalf. Standard Terms & Conditions The property is offered for sale subject to a reserve price set by the vendor. Subject to that reserve being met, the highest bidder accepted by the auctioneer will be the purchaser. The auctioneer regulates the bidding process, including the increments by which the bidding may be raised, and reserves the right to refuse any bid. The vendor reserves the right to bid personally, through the auctioneer, or via a designated representative, provided the bid is strictly below the reserve price. The auctioneer will clearly identify every vendor bid as it is made. The vendor maintains the right to withdraw the property from the market at any point prior to it being declared sold, without disclosing the reserve price. Should any dispute arise regarding a bid, the auctioneer holds the authority to resolve the dispute or re-offer the property at the last undisputed bid. Upon the fall of the hammer, the successful purchaser must immediately: Sign the formal Memorandum of Contract. Pay a deposit corresponding to 10% of the purchase price (unless an alternative arrangement was agreed upon in writing prior to the auction through a signed variation). Complete any required GST and scheduling documentation.


Important Reminder If you intend to bid, please ensure you have registered, completed your auction authority, and filled out the necessary bidding acknowledgment forms with the relevant agent before the auction begins.


Find your loan at loanmarket.co.nz/grant-patten

Are you auction ready? 7 tips for success at auction. First things first get your pre-approval sorted. We know how it feels – you find a great place, and you just want to make it yours. But before you start launching into bids, it’s worth getting a clear picture of what you’re playing with. We can help you get pre-approval on a loan, so you know just how high you can really bid – and what that will look like in terms of repayments. Our advisers, not only speed up the process, they know each lender’s criteria, and who’ll lend you the amount you need.

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4.00% $2,864 $3,103 $3,342 $3,581 $3,819 $4,058 $4,297 $4,535 4.50% $3,040 $3,293 $3,547 $3,800 $4,053 $4,307 $4,560 $4,814 5.00% $3,221 $3,489 $3,758 $4,026 $4,295 $4,563 $4,831 $5,100

INTEREST RATE (P.A.)

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5.50% $3,407 $3,691 $3,975 $4,258 $4,542 $4,826 $5,110 $5,394 6.00% $3,597 $3,897 $4,197 $4,497 $4,796 $5,096 $5,396 $5,696 6.50% $3,792 $4,108 $4,424 $4,741 $5,057 $5,373 $5,689 $6,005 7.00% $3,992 $4,324 $4,657 $4,990 $5,322 $5,655 $5,988 $6,320 7.50% $4,195 $4,545 $4,895 $5,244 $5,594 $5,943 $6,293 $6,643 8.00% $4,403 $4,769 $5,136 $5,503 $5,870 $6,237 $6,604 $6,971 8.50% $4,613 $4,998 $5,382 $5,767 $6,151 $6,536 $6,920 $7,305

Check out the monthly repayments guide below for an idea of what a loan amount looks like in real terms.

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9.00% $4,828 $5,230 $5,632 $6,035 $6,437 $6,839 $7,242 $7,644 *Monthly repayments (principal & interest only). Figures quoted are indicative only as individual contracts may vary. Based on a 30-year loan.

Don’t go in with your eyes closed. The last thing you want when you’re buying a property is surprises. So it’s super important to get your eyes over the building and pest reports well before the big day. Issues like roof leaks or cracks in the wall could be no big deal, or an absolute deal-breaker. And it’s up to you to find out. Remember, the more you know, the stronger position you’ll be in to make a good decision on auction day. Ask the sales agent for the reports, and if they can’t supply them, consider getting them done yourself - it could absolutely be worth it.

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Know what’s hiding in the fine print. Once you’ve made the winning bid, you’re expected to sign it there and then – so it’s important to do your ground work ahead of time. You and your solicitor should go over the details o you know exactly what you’re bidding on. For instance, are there furniture, fittings or extras included? Make sure you know the answers to all these questions before you get the paddle in your hand.


04 Know your limits. It’s so easy to get a bit carried away in the heat of an auction, so the smartest thing you can do is set yourself a concrete bidding ceiling before you arrive. Know what each jump in bid will cost in repayments. And know the number you will not go past, even if it breaks your heart. A good tip is to set your final price as an uneven number – so it’s much less likely you’ll have the same limit as anyone else. When it comes down to it, that uneven number could be what wins you the auction.

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Get in the game – officially. You can’t just turn up and start bidding. In NZ, if you’re planning on raising a paddle, you’ve got to register to bid – before or on the auction day – with some I.D to prove you’re really you. Couple of tips here: be sure to ask if there are any changes to the contract while you’re registering; and consider having a friend or family member bid for you, if you think the emotion might get the better of you. Just remember if you do decide to have someone else bid for you, they’ll also have to register.

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Keep your cool as things heat up. This is it. The big moment. And as bids start getting thrown around, this is the time to take a few deep breaths and remind yourself of the game plan. Try not see it as a competition, but as a gradual process of moving towards your price ceiling. It isn’t aprocess of moving towards your price ceiling. It isn’t a race, and it isn’t personal. And know that every bid you make is a very strong indication of your interest in the property. And while you don’t get told what it is until after the final bid, it’s worth keeping in mind that the vendors will have a reserve price they want to sell for. If your winning bid comes in below it, you might have to negotiate for a fair compromise, negotiate for a fair compromise.

07 Have your deposit handy. Make sure you have your deposit sorted in advance, because you aren’t winning an auction without it. You are usually required to pay a 10% deposit of the purchase amount on the day of the auction. Speak to the agent in advance to understand how the deposit can be paid and make sureyou are prepared.

Ready to get started? Let me do the legwork and save you time.

Grant Patten, Mortgage Adviser 021 053 8640 | grant.patten@loanmarket.co.nz

NZ Financial Services Group Limited (FSP286965)


Local experts, working for you

2026 RATE MY AGENT AGENCY OF THE YEAR Glen Eden, Huapai, Oratia

2026 RATE MY AGENT TOP 100 AGENCY New Zealand

Management & Admin

PAUL VUJNOVICH Chief Executive Officer

TRISH ADAMS Chief Operations Officer

KERRY VUJNOVICH Chief Financial Officer

TIHANA VLASICH Operations Manager

LARA WANNAN Administration Manager

LOGAN ADAMS Marketing Coordinator

SHERRY VOS Office Administrator Te Atatu Peninsula

ZAC BARTER Office Administrator Kumeu

SAM STEELE Chief Auctioneer Ray White New Zealand

JULIA RUST Auctioneer Apollo Auctions

WAYNE CROSLAND Licensee Salesperson

Glen Eden Sales Team

ANGELA CORBETT Licensee Salesperson

CARLA PAGE Licensee Salesperson

DEBS GREGORY Licensee Salesperson

GLENN STOTT & LEE YAO Licensee Salespersons

JEREMY & LINDA MARPLE Licensee Salespersons

TROY VUJNOVICH Sales Associate to Jeremy & Linda Marple

NEAL & MEGS MAGUIRE Licensee Salespersons

TEAM TOMES Licensee Salespersons


Kumeu Sales Team

ANNA SARECZKY Licensee Salesperson

ALYSHIA MARSHALL Licensee Agent

GIOVANNA FERRARIO Licensee Salesperson

LAURA LYTTELTON Licensee Salesperson

MADDIE O’NEILL Licensee Salesperson

MELISSA CROXON Licensee Salesperson

MICHAEL SHELDON Licensee Salesperson

NATALIE RICHARDS Licensee Salesperson

NIKITA VAN ZUILEN Licensee Salesperson

RYAN VUJNOVICH Licensee Salesperson

SARAH BICKERSTAFFE Licensee Salesperson

SARA DAKIN Licensee Salesperson

TAMMY RUSH Licensee Salesperson

TANIA COLE Licensee Salesperson

DAMON ROBB Licensee Salesperson

Te Atatu Peninsula Sales Team

FIONA CORDING Licensee Salesperson

JELENA PAVLINOVIC Licensee Salesperson

JOHN VUJNOVICH Licensee Salesperson


4 AUGUST 2026

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31 Terra Nova Street, Glen Eden

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Bring Your Toolbelt: Massive Glen Eden Potential

Auction

Calling all tradespeople, developers, and serious renovators. If you're looking for a genuine project where you can roll up your sleeves or unlock future value, this elevated Glen Eden property is the one you've been waiting for.

12pm, Tuesday 4 August 2026 (unless sold prior) - In rooms at Ray White Te Atatu Peninsula (530 Te Atatu Road)

Tucked away towards the end of a quiet cul-desac, the property is situated on a generous, roadaccessible 675 square metre (more or less) freehold section. Whether you are looking to land bank, completely revitalise the existing dwelling, or explore the underlying site potential, the fundamentals here are undeniable. rwgleneden.co.nz/GEN30318 Synergy Realty Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

View by appointment or at the advertised open homes

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Wayne Crosland 022 670 8200


11 AUGUST 2026

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77A Vodanovich Road, Te Atatu South

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Character Meets Modern Comfort

Auction

Tucked away in a private, off-road position, this beautifully presented, single-level residence exudes appeal and is ready for its new owner.

12pm, Tuesday 11 August 2026 (unless sold prior) - In rooms at Ray White Te Atatu Peninsula (530 Te Atatu Road)

Refurbished, including a brand new coloursteel roof and positioned on a freehold fenced site, the home balances a cottage charm with effortless modern living. Defined by striking pitched ceilings creating an immediate sense of space and flair, the open-plan living and dining areas flow effortlessly out to the expansive, north-facing deck, perfect for weekend BBQs and morning coffees. rwteatatu.co.nz/TPN30219 Synergy Realty Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

View by appointment or at the advertised open homes

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Tania Cole 027 553 5648


18 AUGUST 2026

37 Pitoitoi Drive, Riverhead

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Your Riverhead Reserve-Front Sanctuary

Asking Price

Perfectly positioned directly opposite the reserve, ensuring your beautiful, green outlook is permanently protected, 37 Pitoitoi Drive is a masterpiece that is truly better than brand new. Every high-end detail has already been flawlessly completed.

$1,229,000

Melissa Croxon 021 0242 1674

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Maddie O’Neill 022 360 0136

A three-bedroom home with this much space doesn't stay secret for long. Lock in your private viewing with Melissa or Maddie before the weekend rush.

rwkumeu.co.nz/KUM30403 Synergy Realty Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

by appointment or at the advertised open homes


25 AUGUST 2026

212 Shaw Road, Oratia

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Just the Right Size, Space & Spot!

Auction

Tucked away in the highly sought-after suburb of Oratia, this Shaw Road stunner effortlessly solves the challenge of finding the perfect modern sanctuary. Positioned behind a secure electric gate on a generous 4,046sqm (more or less) parcel of land, the property delivers an exquisite balance of native bush, ultimate privacy, and beautifully landscaped lawns.

12pm, Tuesday 25 August 2026 (unless sold prior) - In rooms at Ray White Te Atatu Peninsula (530 Te Atatu Road)

View While the current owners love their private sanctuary, their focus has shifted and they have made plans for their next exciting chapter. Opening an Oratia opportunity that could be the perfect fit for you and your family! rwgleneden.co.nz/GEN31357 Synergy Realty Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

by appointment or at the advertised open homes

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Team Tomes 021 814 001


25 AUGUST 2026

686 Te Atatu Road, Te Atatu Peninsula

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Perfect place to start your property journey!

Auction

Whether you're a first home buyer ready to make your move or an astute buyer looking for a property with plenty of appeal, this charming weatherboard beauty deserves your attention!

12pm, Tuesday 25 August 2026 (unless sold prior) - In rooms at Ray White Te Atatu Peninsula (530 Te Atatu Road)

Quirky and packed with potential, this beauty is ready for its next chapter and best of all - it could be yours!

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Set at the front of an easy-care section, this spacious and welcoming three bedroom, two bathroom home is a fantastic opportunity to get onto the property ladder. rwteatatu.co.nz/TPN30218 Synergy Realty Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

by appointment or at the advertised open homes

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Jelena Pavlinovic 027 277 4163


25 AUGUST 2026

526 West Coast Road, Oratia

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The Perfect First Step Into Oratia

Auction

If you're looking for your first home, a savvy investment or a property with exciting possibilities, this charming weatherboard bungalow is essential viewing!

12pm, Tuesday 25 August 2026 (unless sold prior) - In rooms at Ray White Te Atatu Peninsula (530 Te Atatu Road)

Positioned on a freehold site, in one of West Auckland's most desirable suburbs, it offers comfort, convenience and undeniable potential.

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This is an opportunity not to be missed. Contact Angela today to arrange your viewing.

rwgleneden.co.nz/GEN31345 Synergy Realty Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

by appointment or at the advertised open homes

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Angela Corbett 0274 985 975


25 AUGUST 2026

233 Wairere Road, Waitakere

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Views to Inspire, Lifestyle to Love

Auction

Some properties are simply special. After more than 50 wonderful years of family ownership, this exceptional lifestyle property is ready to begin its next chapter.

12pm, Tuesday 25 August 2026 (unless sold prior) - In rooms at Ray White Te Atatu Peninsula (530 Te Atatu Road)

Set on about 4.6 hectares more or less (about 11.5 acres), this immaculately presented home enjoys a commanding elevated position with stunning panoramic views stretching from the Sky Tower, Harbour Bridge and Rangitoto across the Waitakere Ranges, native bush and all the way to the ocean. It's a view that changes with the seasons and never loses its magic. rwkumeu.co.nz/KUM30421 Synergy Realty Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

View by appointment or at the advertised open homes

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Giovanna Ferrario 027 311 1216


Selling your Rental Property? THE BIG ONE

HERE’S WHAT LANDLORDS NEED TO KNOW

Selling the property doesn’t automatically mean the tenancy ends.

Selling a property with tenants in place is possible — and often attractive to buyers. But there are rules around notice, access and timing that every landlord should understand. A little planning now can save a lot of stress later. WHAT ABOUT ACCESS & OPEN HOMES? Your tenant is still living in their home, so access for photographs, viewings and other sale-related activity needs to be handled properly.

WHAT TYPE OF TENANCY DO YOU HAVE? PERIODIC TENANCY There are circumstances where you can end a periodic tenancy to sell the property, including where you intend to put the property on the market, or where the property has been sold unconditionally and the purchaser requires vacant possession. The notice period depends on the circumstances, so it’s important to understand exactly where you stand before making any changes to the tenancy.

You need the tenant’s permission for access, and tenants can set reasonable conditions around viewings. They can also refuse open homes or auctions being held at the property.

FIXED-TERM TENANCY Selling the property doesn’t automatically end a fixed-term tenancy. The tenancy will generally continue until the fixed 1 term ends, unless you and the tenant agree otherwise. Know what agreement you’re working with before you make a plan.

DO YOU NEED VACANT POSSESSION? Not always. A property can be sold with the tenancy in place, with the buyer taking over as the new landlord. For investors, this can actually be a positive — particularly when the property already has a good tenant, rental income from day one and less risk of an empty property between tenancies. Before giving notice, ask yourself: Does the property really need to be vacant to achieve the best sale?

Sometimes, the answer is no. NOTICE PERIODS MATTER

For a periodic tenancy, the notice period depends on the circumstances. If you want to put the property on the market and end the tenancy, different rules apply than if the property has already been sold unconditionally and the purchaser requires vacant possession. Don’t assume it’s simply “90 days because I’m selling”. The details matter.

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THREE THINGS TO THINK ABOUT BEFORE YOU LIST: YOUR TIMING When does the tenancy end? When do you want to be on the market? Do those dates actually work together? YOUR BUYER Are you targeting an owner-occupier looking for vacant possession, or an investor who would be happy to take over a quality tenancy? YOUR TENANT A well-managed tenant relationship can make the entire sales process easier. Give them clarity and communicate early once a smooth sales plan is established.

THINKING ABOUT SELLING YOUR RENTAL? Let’s have a conversation before you make any changes to the tenancy.

PARKER PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 49 Main Road, Kumeu 027 847 8218 paige.parker@raywhite.com


Considering making a move? The difference between an average result and a great one comes down to strategy. Whether you're planning to list soon or are simply curious about where your property sits in the current market, we'd love to help. Discover how our Four-Wave Auction calendar creates maximum buyer competition to unlock your home's true value. Get in touch with your Ray White Synergy agent for a confidential, complimentary market appraisal, and let's get started.

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