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Watch the CoreLogic Monthly Property & Economic Update for February 2020

This month we look at property value growth across the country with a particular focus on Dunedin. We also review the RBNZ’s first decision of the year – to hold the OCR flat, and ponder the year ahead – noting the potential impact of being in an election year.

A 30% investment return? Try Rangitikei, Clutha, and Gisborne

By combining gross rental yields with the change in property values over the past year (i.e. capital gains), we can look at total investment returns – and unsurprisingly the recent results are strong. Each of the top 10 areas of the country has delivered at least 25% in the past 12 months, with Rangitikei,...

CoreLogic Migration Blog with Economist Kelvin Davidson

Recent figures from Statistics NZ show that we gained approximately 43,800 new migrants (in net terms) in 2019. That’s down from more than 49,000 in 2018, but still a pretty strong result when you compare it to the patterns from 2004 to 2014 – especially around 2011/12, when net migration turned negative!...

January 2020 Cordell House Index Price (CHIP) report available now

Construction activity across New Zealand remains very high and that’s putting pressure on labour capacity in the industry, as well as materials costs. Indeed, costs have increased by around 1% or more for all but one of the last thirteen quarter, with construction cost inflation up 0.9% in December 2019...

Mortgaged investors start 2020 just as they finished 2019

Based on percentage, the trend for mortgaged investors’ market share of property purchases remains upwards around many parts of NZ (and they’re also making more purchases by number too). At the same time, there are signs of fatigue creep amongst first home buyers (FHBs) in areas such as Wellington City,...