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CoreLogic's Buyer Classification data for May shows some fairly stable patterns for first home buyers (FHBs) and mortgaged multiple property owners (MPOs), a slight dip for movers, but an increased market share for cash MPOs. In the current

Since December 2003 (i.e. almost 20 years ago), the national average property value has risen from $263,562 to $1,027,121 - an increase of $763,559, or a cumulative 290%. That represents an annual average increase per year of around 7.5%.

The CoreLogic House Price Index (HPI) is the most robust measure of property value change in the market.The CoreLogic House Price Index (HPI) provides a reliable indication of property value movement throughout New Zealand, offering an understanding

CoreLogic's House Price Index (HPI) shows that the downwards momentum in NZ residential real estate values continued throughout May 2022. With housing credit tight and getting more expensive by the week, this trend towards weaker housing market

After the knife-edge decision in April about whether to raise the official cash rate (OCR) by 0.25% or 0.5%, today's decision was clearer cut. The 0.5% increase that was duly delivered took the OCR back to 2%, a level not seen since November 2016,

A vital research paper into the wealth created by New Zealand's largest asset class, the quarterly Pain and Gain Report provides a national overview on the proportion of properties resold for a nominal loss or gain.A vital research paper into the

CoreLogic has today released the ‘Mapping the Market' report, a new interactive map of New Zealand's property landscape which could ease pressure on people struggling to locate homes within their actual budget.CoreLogic has today released the

In this Market Pulse, Chief Property Economist Kelvin Davidson explores five things to know about the NZ property market that are lesser-known, but important when gauging market conditions today.In this Market Pulse, Chief Property Economist Kelvin

This report extends examines the recent market share for New Zealand first home buyers (FHBs).Utilising CoreLogic's Buyer Classification data, the FHB Report delves into what they're buying, where they're buying, and what prices they're

CoreLogic's House Price Index (HPI), which is the most robust measure of property value change in the market, shows the NZ property market has weakened further as the power shifts to buyers.CoreLogic's House Price Index (HPI), which is the most

The Property Market and Economic Update for New Zealand is a quarterly report that delivers timely, detailed insights into the fundamentals that are affecting the residential real estate market.The Property Market and Economic Update provides a

CoreLogic NZ has boosted its banking and finance capabilities with the addition of two new industry experts to its local leadership team.CoreLogic NZ has boosted its banking and finance capabilities with the addition of two new industry experts to

There was never any doubt that the official cash rate (OCR) would be increased today. The only uncertainty was how big the rise would be, and in the end the Reserve Bank opted for the ‘shock factor' of a 0.5% increase, taking the OCR to 1.5% - its

Our latest Buyer Classification figures highlight what you might call a ‘debt vs equity' split in the market, with mortgaged investors and first home buyers seeing low/falling shares of property purchases, but cash investors and movers having a

CoreLogic's House Price Index (HPI), which is the most robust measure of property value change in the market, shows the NZ property market has weakened further as the power shifts to buyers.