After a quieter winter, spring has brought a welcome lift in the Wellington and Hutt Valley property market. It is not a surge, but there is a noticeable sense of movement with new listings appearing, open homes busy again, and conversations around buying and selling starting to sound more confident..

Spring always brings fresh energy to the property market, and this year is no different. Across New Zealand, median prices remain steady and most regions have lifted compared to last year. Even with sales volumes easing in some areas, the sense of cautious optimism is clear. Buyers are active, selle..

Despite the winter slowdown usually seen this time of year, New Zealand’s property market showed surprising energy in July. Sales volumes climbed, prices in many regions ticked up, and buyers stayed active - even as listings tightened. With spring on the horizon, momentum appears to be building in k..

National Market: Stability with a Subtle Thaw

As the frost bites and the mornings demand a hot coffee, the New Zealand property market isn’t staying cold for long. REINZ’s latest data shows May brought a moderately more active market – hinting that while winter sets in, activity is quietly starting to warm up. Let’s take a look at what’s moving..

As the days get shorter and the mornings a little crisper, the property market across Aotearoa has started to cool—not just in temperature, but in pace. The latest data from REINZshows that April was a month of contrasts, with activity slowing in some areas while others held firm or even strengthene..

As we move into autumn here in the Hutt Valley, the cooler weather hasn’t cooled the property market. Nationally, March brought a fresh surge of energy, with sales volumes rising 12.8% year-on-year.

Demand Remains Steady, Increased Choice With High Supply

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