Parnell Living February

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138B COATES AVENUE, ORAKEI

Feature Listing.

Sunny and Stylish, Reclad in 2005.

Our owners are northward bound from Auckland so their family home is seriously for sale. Enjoy the convenience and lock up and leave aspects of this solid freestanding townhouse.

Drive down off the road to a California style well proportioned home. A roomy entrance way leads to a large open plan living area but separated by a clearly zoned lounge room. All flow out to the elevated sunny deck that has a louvretech pergola for much needed shade and great for year-round entertaining.

The kitchen is well laid out with under bench seating plus a large sunny dining room with bifold windows that open up to a sweeping view from the top of Orakei to sea level. Enjoy the soft hues of the wooden floors in the living area and the white curved walls for architectural drama. A laundry, stylish family bathroom, bedroom and single garage complete this floor. The bathroom has floor to ceiling tiles, frameless glass showers and a monochrome design.

Downstairs are two large bedrooms that both access a wrap around deck and a further designer bathroom complete with spa bath. Built on a concrete raised block foundation with a cavity system, this has been reclad with consent issued in 2005. Excellent building report available.

So close to the Coates Ave village and Orakei Bay shops. A hop skip and jump to the eastern beaches, approximately 6 mins to the CBD off peak. I challenge you to be more centrally located. Within walking distance to the train station and is close to the cinemas and Farro supermarket.

Brilliant school bus access for St Kent’s, Kings and St Cuthbert’s College. The bus stop is within 50 meters from either side.

Two off street carparks and a garage plus plenty of street parking make this easy living.

Feature Listing.

1C NGATIAWA STREET, ONE TREE HILL

Solid Brick Sun Trap

This recently renovated 3-bedroom home is made of solid brick and weatherboard and the best thing about it is the north-facing sun.

Bathe in all day sun from dawn till dusk and entertain on the north-westerly facing deck which enjoys the sun right till the end of the day. Enjoy the lowmaintenance garden that is perfect for young families or those with a dog (fully fenced). Privacy and security are sorted, being set back from the road and tucked away. Enjoy character features such as native Matai flooring, along with the contemporary finish such as the modern kitchen renovation. A wide and open plan kitchen and living lead you beautifully to french doors that open to the elevated deck and landscaped gardens.

Perfectly positioned on the northern slopes of One Tree Hill, and within easy walking distance to Cornwall Park and the local shops.

A wise purchase, in a desirable Cornwall Park neighbourhood.

Sale by auction: 1pm Tuesday 21st February 2023

In rooms: 272 Parnell Road (unless sold prior)

Dean Tuffley

021 311 993

dean.tuffley@raywhite.com

1C NGATIAWA STREET, ONE TREE HILL

Top: Exterior

Above: Cocktails

Right: Food

Founded by a newlywed Mr. and Mrs. with a life-long dream of opening their own restaurant, this bistro is their love letter to the beautiful city of Auckland.

Inspired by both European and Kiwi cuisine, the menu features innovative dishes full of flavour and high-quality ingredients. For a taste of everything, share the Mr and Mrs platter with your Mr or Mrs and nibble on garlic bread, onion rings, fish, squid, chicken, greens, corned beef, salami and a variety of dips. The pizzas, crispy pork belly and quinoa salads are some other favourites.

Finish on a sweet note with the mango and coconut panna cotta or the assorted dessert platter to share. The selection of popular wines and beautiful cocktails are also sure to have you head over heels.

No matter the occasion, you’re sure to fall in love with Mr & Mrs bistro!

Good food, good drinks and good vibes are what you’ll find at Mr & Mrs Bistro in Parnell.

Mr & Mrs Bistro G04, 100 Parnell Rd, Auckland

This Bistro is a love letter of a newly wed Mr and Mrs to Auckland in a way they know how to. Our style is casualEuropean-Kiwi-inspired.

Upcoming Auctions

Recipe Baked Pineapple Salmon

INGREDIENTS METHOD

• Cooking spray, for pan

• 17 pineapple rings, fresh or canned

• 1 large salmon fillet (about 3 lbs.)

• Kosher salt

• Freshly ground black pepper

• 3 tbsp. melted butter

• 3 tbsp. sweet chili sauce

• 2 tbsp. freshly chopped cilantro

• 3 cloves garlic, minced

• 2 tsp. freshly grated ginger

• 2 tsp. toasted sesame oil

• 1/2 tsp. crushed red pepper flakes

• Toasted sesame seeds, for garnish

• Thinly sliced green onions, for garnish

• Lime wedges, for serving

Step 1

Preheat oven to 350°. Line a large rimmed baking sheet with foil and grease with cooking spray. In the center of the foil, lay pineapple slices in an even layer.

Step 2

Season both sides of the salmon with salt and pepper and place on top of pineapple slices.

Step 3

In a small bowl, whisk together butter, chili sauce, cilantro, garlic, ginger, sesame oil, and red pepper flakes. Brush all over salmon fillet.

Step 4

Bake until the salmon is cooked through, about 25 minutes. Switch the oven to broil, and broil for 2 minutes, or until fish is slightly golden. Garnish with sesame seeds and green onions and serve with lime wedges

Serves: 6

Latest Listings to Love

PARNELL

6/10 Brighton Road, Parnell

Tranquil Haven with wide sea views. Low maintenance lock up and leave. Character boutique apartment, one of only 12. Carport and easy street parking on Brighton road. Perfect North-facing, city bolt hole, close to cafes and in close walking distance to everything you need.

23 Judges Bay Road, Parnell

A supreme study in organic materials and superlative style that has been finished to the nth degree, this north facing, contemporary three-bedroom in premium Parnell is city fringe living at its best.

The Muse on Birdwood offers the perfect blend of convenience and a work life dynamic to suit the most astute and savvy, making this the perfect lifestyle choice, well suited to professionals, downsizers, smaller families, plus investors seeking an easy low maintenance property, with complete peace of mind.

Viewing by appointment

6/29A Birdwood Crescent, Parnell

REMUERA

Situated arguably in Remuera’s best street lies this considerable character residence. Set across three levels, this 302sqm (more or less) home is situated on an elevated north facing position, set amongst mature

This stunning near-new home has so much to offer. It is set on an elevated 1171m2 (approx) north-west facing site with expansive and panoramic views from Mt

6/164 Remuera Road, Remuera

Is it time to downsize your home and upsize your lifestyle? If so, then this stylish apartment could be so right for you. Situated on the second floor, this super 129 m2 north facing apartment, has heavenly harbour views. The spacious living and kitchen extend out to a large terrace, perfect for entertaining or just enjoying the early morning sunrises and late afternoon sunsets.

Janet Lambert 027 473 6023

You will just love the spectacular sweep of the wide harbour and city scape views from this beautiful, north facing apartment, at 422B Remuera Road, across the road from the library.

422B Remuera Road, Remuera

THE BAYS

2/193 St Heliers Bay Road, St Heliers

ORAKEI & MEADOWBANK

Our owners are northward bound from Auckland so their family home is seriously for sale. Enjoy the convenience and lock up and leave aspects of this solid freestanding townhouse. Drive down off the road to a California style well proportioned home.

Auction (unless sold prior) 12:30pm, 25 Feb

In Rooms

Open Homes

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Attention to all investors and developers! Urgent sale required. You need to act quickly before it’s gone! Due to a change of circumstances and plans, our motivated vendor needs to let go of this great opportunity and is willing to meet the market. This property must be sold.

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Ensure pole position as the first owner of this new built one bedroom Teal boutique apartment located on a unique position fringing

Equiries Over $650,000

Open Homes

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AUCKLAND CENTRAL

From the secured car park, straight up the lift and turn immediately right into the apartment. Walk into a French style galley kitchen, with stylish storage and tons of room.

Price by Negotiation

Open Homes

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GREENLANE & ONE TREE HILL

1C Ngatiawa Street, One Tree Hill

Bathe in all day sun from dawn till dusk and entertain on the north-westerly facing deck which enjoys the sun right till the end of the day. Enjoy the low-maintenance garden that is perfect for young families or those with a dog (fully fenced).

Auction (unless sold prior) 2:00pm, 21 February

Open Homes Saturday 1:30pm - 2:00pm

Dean Tuffley 021 311 993

Road,

How do you fancy living a dream lifestyle with a beautiful home and sensational swimming pool that backs right onto Cornwall Park. Watch the cows and sheep wander past your fence. Direct access to the park out your back gate!

Over $495,000

ELLERSLIE

170A Ladies Mile, Ellerslie

Displaying all the conventional charm of the 1930s era, this immaculately maintained weatherboard home is elevated above the road for an outlook of urban leafy views across the neighbourhood. The charming four bedroom bungalow will appeal to families who will be immediately captivated by the abundant living and entertaining spaces indoors and out.

Price by Negotiation

Open Homes

Sunday 1:00pm - 1:45pm

rwparnell.co.nz/property/15906799/

Selling for $100,000 below CV and well below what they paid for it several years ago. Their loss, your gain! Here’s an opportunity to buy for the lowest price ever on record in this complex! The price is way lower than 2017 prices.

Pukerangi Crescent, Ellerslie

ST JOHNS

This elevated premium site with road frontage in a quiet cul de sac. Freehold full section of 839 sqm land with Mixed Housing Suburban zoning. Fabulous opportunities are at the tip of your fingers - the choice to renovate or develop this unique site

Tender (unless sold prior) 4:00PM, 9th February

Open Homes

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8 Ronald Algie Place, St Johns

EPSOM & NEWMARKET

68 Margot Street, Epsom

This charming newly renovated five bedroom house combines a range of desirable features in a superior Double Grammar Zone location. The outstanding and desirable blue-ribbon neighbourhood is home to a huge range of excellent amenities. The inclusion of an elevated one- bedroom ensuite or home office will appeal to those with independent adult children or dependent relatives.

Auction (unless sold prior) 3:30pm, 29 February

Open Homes Sat & Sun 11:00am - 11:30am

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168 St Andrews Road, Epsom

1950s-character brick and tile home nestles on a colossal 971 sqm (approx.) section elevated to encompass views of the Waitakere Ranges. Positioned in Epsom’s coveted Double Grammar Zone and comprising a generous 271 sqm (approx.) floor plan configured to accommodate a growing family, the warm, inviting, inspiring spaces are perfect for all levels of entertaining inside and out.

61 Gillies Avenue, Epsom

What a magnificent opportunity to live here and plan your future palace! Move in, follow the sun, sort out any trees you want removed and dream big! The site is over 4000m² and is fringed with dense lush bush and within walking distance to the Grammar Schools.

Hidden in the sought-after street between Parnell and Newmarket nested this 1960’s concrete block apartment complex - Belvue Apartment This light-filled one-bedroom apartment has the northwest aspect toward Auckland Domain and a glimpse of Sky Tower.

STONEFIELDS

29 Stonemason Avenue, Stonefields

This generously proportioned property on the coveted terrace end is an excellent way to kick off the year for you and your family. The brick two-storey home is nestled within a leafy well-established neighbourhood comprising a selection of parks and nature reserves for regular fun outings.

Auction (unless sold prior) 5:00pm, 19 February

Open Homes Sunday 12:00pm - 12:30pm

206/1 Bluegrey Avenue, Stonefields

Soak up the sun in this second-floor corner sited north facing apartment and benefit from this aspect and elevation comprising a restful outlook to the nature reserve and playing fields. The spacious three-bedroom home has all the advantages of lock and leave living with a sizable floor plan offering scope as a pristine home base for a range of buyers.

Auction (unless sold prior) 5:00pm, 5 February

Open Homes Sunday 4:30pm - 5:00pm

17B Fynes Avenue, Stonefields

12B Wynne Gray Avenue, Stonefields

12B Wynne Gray Avenue, Stonefields is a beautifully designed townhouse with two bedrooms and one bathroom. The exterior of the property is sleek and contemporary, with a combination of weatherboard and brick cladding, and a neutral colour palette. The well-manicured garden and lawn create a welcoming entrance to the property.

207m2 modern living with views. Nestled at the peak of Stonefields, this 2017 Fletcher-built terrace home allows for privacy in a quiet location that has no development site in the surroundings. Its neutral decor, and modern and quality design make this home enjoyable all year round.

Charles Heaphy

Stonefields

G06/1 Bluegrey Avenue, Stonefields

If you are on the search for a centrally located lock up and leave residence, then this apartment in an award- winning Warren and Mahoney complex is for you! Ideal for those who have a busy lifestyle or travel out of Auckland and need a soft landing at the end of the week or returning from an extended business trip.

Enquiries Over $1,020,000

47 Korere Terrace, Stonefields

Robustly clad in brick and sitting amidst other prestigious terrace homes facing the park and Maungarei Reserve, this super sunny home is immaculately presented. Ideally suited for these who are keen to enrol their children in nearby Stonefields School and configured also as a versatile low maintenance option for mid-life downsizers who enjoy an active social life and still commute to the nearby city centre for work.

14 Lapilli Lane, Stonefields

In an elevated and exclusive row of high quality near new terraces sitting just below the bustling Stoneridge precinct, this lovely lock and leave home is hard to beat. Combining wide views, contemporary luxe and high-quality convenience the generous 247 sqm (approx.) floor plan layout covers three immaculately presented levels.

MOUNT EDEN

503/1 Enfield Street, Mount Eden

Whether you’re looking for your first home, an investment, a down-size or somewhere to call your home, you can’t go wrong with this apartment which has a carpark available to purchase too!

KINGSLAND & SANDRINHAM

2/22B Arabi Street, Sandringham

You are going to love this central location. There is transport, shopping, eateries and entertainment all within easy reach. This ground floor opportunity has been renovated to a high standard and includes washing machine, dishwasher, fridge freezer and microwave.

Blair Stanaway 021 486 792

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Price by Negotiation

Viewing by appointment rwparnell.co.nz/property/13535405/

NEW WINDSOR & NEW LYNN

MOUNT WELLINGTON

Ellerslie Panmure Highway, Mount Wellington

This brand-new freehold property in a pivotal location presents a rare opportunity for discerning buyers. The architecturally designed Spanish brick and cedar clad double-glazed home comprises three levels of highly specced durably constructed luxury.

Auction (unless sold prior) 4:00pm, 11 February

Open Homes

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4A Harris Road, Mt Wellington

On offer for the first time in 18 years this 1960,s style block of 4x 2 bedroom units is ripe for the picking. Take advantage of a slower market to lock in an excellent buying opportunity.

6/5 Barrack Road, Mount Wellington

Situated in one of the most desirable locations, this house offers the value you have been waiting for and is one of those truly rare opportunities you will miss if you blink. This one is perfect for families, first home buyers, investors or individuals looking to upsize, so get ready for a great summer as this home is set up for entertaining.

Samantha Chaudhry 022 033 0340

Asking price $990,000

Open Homes

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WEST AUCKLAND

12B Shamrock Lane, Te Atatu Peninsula

Fully tiled bathroom, Bosch appliances, marble benchtop, and led lights plus extras. This family-owned development is designed to reflect the history that this fantastic property holds. These quality homes are to be built with discerning style and comfortable family living in mind.

Have you dreamed of looking onto fields of green instead of the neighbors? Have you dreamed of a new life as a homeowner in a private cul-de-sac, yet still amazingly convenient for motorway access? Have you dreamed of finally getting your foot on the property ladder with a home that is great to live in but has excellent potential as a future rental?

NORTH SHORE

3/132 Birkenhead Avenue, Birkenhead

You won’t want to leave this large light and airy home with the most incredible vaulted beamed ceilings. It has the look and feel of a Luxury Lodge perched in the treetops.

Auction (unless sold prior) 4:00pm, 9 February

Open Homes

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16A Coroglen Avenue, Birkenhead

Auction (unless sold prior) 4:00pm, 12 Feb

Open Homes

See online for vewing times rwparnell.co.nz/property/18500236/

Tucked up a private driveway in the ever so sought-after Birkenhead is 462 sqm of flat and sunny land just waiting to become someones new home.

16 Coroglen Avenue, Birkenhead

The moment you walk in you will have an appreciation of the sheer size of the home. A stunning stained glass Kauri door opens up to a dramatic entranceway all skylights and glass, but that’s just the entrance.

Auction (unless sold prior) 4:00pm, 12 Feb

Open Homes

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rwparnell.co.nz/property/18500134/

Lot 1/94 Mahoenui Valley Road, Coatesville

An incredible opportunity to build a substantial family home on over 10,000 sqm of prime Coatesville land. Set amongst a stunning green rural outlook whilst being protected from the natural environment - you will enjoy living in one of New Zealand’s most prestigious lifestyle addresses.

Dean Tuffley 021 311 993

Deadline Sale

(unless sold prior) 1:00pm, 02 February

Open Homes

Contact dean for viewing

rwparnell.co.nz/property/18209116/

Enquiries over $850,000

Viewing

SOUTH AUCKLAND

35 Longford Park Drive, Takanini

This urban oasis boasts a floor area of 230m2, filled with light and warmth, creating the perfect environment for family and leisure. Situated on 740m2 and beautifully maintained, on a fully fenced section is just what you’re looking for, you will know as soon as you enter that this home has been lovingly cared for by its one owner.

Kelly Sinclair 021 0599 489

Price by Negotiation

Viewing by appointment

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32 The Track, Takanini

This sunny and stylish family home is literally on track to deliver you a happy family life. Clad in brick and weatherboard for peace of mind and situated on an easy care 341 sqm (approx.) freehold site, the four-bedroom residence will appeal to a fast-growing family of active kids who will be thrilled to have exceptional sports events facilities almost on the back doorstep.

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38 Hill Road, Hill Park

21 Bei Road, Papakura

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17 Tau Drive, Flat Bush

This 2804m² premium section is located in the prestigious Flat Bush countryside, nestled amongst other luxurious homes in the neighbourhood. This opportunity offers the perfect chance for you to use your own imagination to design your dream home and lifestyle. Just minutes drive to highly regarded schools, the Ormiston Town centre, reserves, and public transport.

Open Homes: See online for viewing times rwparnell.co.nz/property/14913315/

94 Pokeno Road, Pokeno

Proudly present these 38 brand-new properties in a rapidly flourishing suburb! This is the master listing only. Type 1 houses are expected to finish before Christmas 2022. Type 2 houses are expected to finish by January 2023.

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Price By Negotiation

Viewing by appointment

Samantha Chaudhry 022 033 0340

rwparnell.co.nz/property/16179234/

Tony Alexander: Six reasons why the housing market won’t collapse in 2023

ANALYSIS: Think back to what happened with house prices in 2021. They started the year with a hiss and a roar and gains averaging 3% a month in the March quarter. Then average rises slowed to 0.8% a month in the June quarter as people ruminated over the potential impact of new tax rules for investors and the return of LVRs.

But then, in the five month period from July to November, they rose by 2.2% a month on average despite net migration outflows, rising mortgage rates from June, and banks tightening lending rules. This last gasp surge in prices driven by a fall in listings to a record low of only 13,400 in July 2021 came to a grinding halt in the last two months of the year when two things happened.

First, from November banks were restricted to a maximum 10% of new loans involving less than a 20% deposit as opposed to 20%. Then, from the start of December changes to the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act came into force and banks became fearful of breaching rules aimed at loan sharks but rather sillily applied to them by the Government as well.

These two straws broke the camel’s back of the ridiculously soaring housing market and now prices have retreated on average 13.7%, annual sales have fallen 29%, and a long overdue “correction” is belatedly starting in the house building sector. My sympathies to those who are going to get caught out in the construction downturn.

Why this recap? Because for the second year in a row two new things have happened and we need

to ask ourselves whether they also are camel back-breaking events. The first was the higher than expected inflation number on October 18, which led to a round of near 0.5% increases in fixed mortgage rates. The second was the November 23 monetary policy tightening and scary recession words which caused another near 0.5% round of fixed rate rises and has shocked consumers into their shells.

Will prices fall another 13.7%?

No, principally because things are far less out of whack than back then. First, late in 2020 the ratio of house prices to incomes nationwide was 30% above levels immediately prepandemic. Now that ratio is only 4% above pre-pandemic levels courtesy of the house price falls already mentioned and strong wages growth such as the average 8.6% gain in the past year.

Second, in late-2021 net migration was -14,000 and worsening. Now the flow is -4,000 and getting better at a very rapid pace.

Third, back then monetary policy had only just been tightened. Now, we are less than four months away from the official cash rate peaking and given that bank funding costs for fixed rate lending already reflect an expectation of the cash rate hitting near 5.5%, extra upward pressure

on those fixed rates has almost completely gone. We are probably at the peak of the fixed rate cycle and that is relevant for those looking to buy. Rolling off 2.5% onto 6.5% is relevant for those who have already bought a property and they are a completely different group of people.

Fourth, back then the stock of listings was rising and hit 19,000 at the start of December before reaching 28,400 in August this year. Now the stock is 26,500 and falling.

Fifth, banks are bit by bit easing their lending criteria as they learn to live with the CCCFA and falling real estate sales newly threatening lending and therefore profit targets will soon encourage some rate discounting to try and drum up new business.

Sixth, potential buyers have become scared of committing to new-builds because of the

growing list of building business failures and the highlighting by media of lifetime savings lost by purchasers left out in the cold. Buyers are turning back to perusing the stock of existing properties.

There are other factors of lesser impact in the coming year such as the probable change in government bringing some investors back into the market. But these main ones already mentioned tell us that while prices are going to head lower still into winter 2023, the worst of the decline is behind us.

Then again, none of us picked soaring prices from June 2020, and none of us predicted prices falling 13.7% this past year. So, remember your bag of salt when reading “predictions” from analysts like myself regarding where prices are headed. They’re just guesses we hope to update quickly before they look silly.

Independent economist Tony Alexander: “While prices are going to head lower still into winter 2023, the worst of the decline is behind us.” Photo / Fiona Goodall

Top 10 locations where it’s become easier to enter the market

The property market is looking a lot more encouraging for first home buyers today than it did this time last year.

That’s because prices fell sharply during 2022, reducing the size of the deposit first home buyers need to enter the market.

Between January and November 2022, the price of the average property fell 10.2%, to $945,568, according to valuation firm QV.

In even better news, the price of the cheapest 25% homes in New Zealand – the kind first home buyers are most likely to buy – fell by an even greater amount (by 11.7%).

Focusing just on that cheapest 25%, these are the 10 locations where prices fell the most (in percentage terms) between January and November, and their new average prices:

• Upper Hutt down 23.5% to $544,200

• Hutt City down 23.3% to $547,300

• Porirua down 19.1% to $591,000

• Auckland City down 18.8% to $500,800

• Wellington City down 18.8% to $568,600

• Papakura down 16.7% to $712,600

• Dunedin down 15.9% to $408,200

• North Shore down 15.9% to $843,500

• Palmerston North down 15.0% to $456,300

• Hastings down 13.9% to $467,800

QV spokesperson Simon Petersen said prices came back a long way in 2022, after increasing by almost 30% in 2021.

“The upside of the current downturn is that, in the years ahead, prospective first-home buyers who have been locked out of the property market for so long should eventually have better opportunities to climb on that property ladder, without having to head across the ditch to accomplish their home ownership dream,” he said.

Why expert advice is more important than ever

That said, Mr Petersen did point out one challenge first home buyers will face this year.

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand made a series

of official cash rate increases in 2022, and is likely to make more in 2023, he said.

“That’s not good news for home buyers or homeowners, because getting finance to buy property and then servicing a mortgage will become that much more difficult,” he said.

That’s why it’s a good idea for first home buyers to work with an expert mortgage adviser.

We can compare home loans on your behalf, to find a competitive interest rate. Also, we can let you know which lenders would be more likely to approve your application and your preferred loan amount.

RAY WHITE NOW

Welcome to Ray White Now, a monthly insight to provide clarity to all our customers on what is happening in the market now. If you are considering selling the following report explains how you can take advantage of the current conditions to achieve the best possible sales outcome.

The resilience of the New Zealand housing market has never been more evident. Most New Zealanders would be surprised at the level of activity and prices achieved, even though it has operated under restrictive operating conditions.

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We are a part of the City Realty Group which is one of the largest Ray White franchise groups in New Zealand with offices in Central Auckland.

We encourage a unifying atmosphere where opportunities are created, individuals are recognised and everyone grows - from our team to vendors, buyers, investors, property owners and tenants. Our experienced and established team service many aspects of the Auckland City market - from rental apartments to luxury penthouse sales and from the classic family home to an epic waterfront estate. Also on offer are dedicated property management and marine brokerage teams.

The City Realty Group also has a strategic partnership with Loan Market connecting our clients with experienced brokers to provide home, construction and refinancing loans with some of the best market rates.

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