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What’s behind NZ’s townhouse boom?
Chief Property Economist Kelvin Davidson explores the driving forces behind New Zealand’s decade-long house-building boom.
Sale volumes drop in June, but first home buyers maintain ...
As high mortgage rates continue to dampen buyer demand in New Zealand’s housing market, residential property sales weakened in ...
Tiny hints of easier monetary policy down the track?
Chief Property Economist Kelvin Davidson unpacks the July cash rate decision and what it means for the housing market.
Insights from the field: 10 things to know about the property ...
In today's Pulse article, Chief Property Economist Kelvin Davidson provides 10 insights into the current property market, ...
10 things to know about the mortgage market right now
In today's Pulse article, Kelvin Davidson analyses the current mortgage lending environment in New Zealand.
Reserve Bank sticks firmly to the script
Chief Property Economist Kelvin Davidson unpacks the February cash rate decision and Monetary Policy Statement, and what it means ...
First home buyer market share stays strong with outlook ...
In today's Pulse, Chief Property Economist Kelvin Davidson discusses the sustained growth in first home buyer activity, ...
Business as usual for cash rate and housing market
Chief Property Economist Kelvin Davidson unpacks the latest OCR decision and what it means for the housing market.
Soft start for NZ housing market in March quarter
CoreLogic's House Price Index rose 0.5% in March, similar to January and February's muted gains, taking values 1.1% higher ...
The new-build premium could be about to shrink
In today's Market Pulse, CoreLogic Chief Property Economist Kelvin Davidson explores if a new-build premium exists, and its ...
No OCR change… for now
Chief Property Economist Kelvin Davidson unpacks the February cash rate decision and Monetary Policy Statement, and what it means ...
10 things to know about mortgage debt right now
In today's Market Pulse, Chief Property Economist Kelvin Davidson dives into lending activity and shares 10 key insights about ...
An OCR decision of words not actions
Kelvin Davidson explains why today’s decision from the RBNZ to leave the official cash rate unchanged at 5.5% won’t have surprised ...
‘Mums and Dads’ set for a come back?
In today's Market Pulse, Chief Property Economist Kelvin Davidson analyses the shift in investor's property purchasing ...
Construction enters subdued period as annual cost growth ...
The New Zealand residential construction industry continues to soften due to a decline in new building consents and workloads, ...