Research News CoreLogic QV November House Price Index: ‘The upswing is building steam’ Recent momentum in the NZ housing market continues in November – fresh upswing now clearly underway. 4 Dec 2019 CoreLogic Q3 Property Market & Economic Update The New Zealand property market is ticking over, with sales volumes relatively stable and average values rising in a controlled fashion. 17 Oct 2019 Subscribe to CoreLogic Newsletter Receive the latest news, reports & updates Subscribe More Dunedin’s property market is still running hot On the back of strong population growth and only modest increases in its dwelling stock, average property values in Dunedin continue to grow by 15% or more annually. 5 Dec 2019 CoreLogic QV November House Price Index: ‘The upswing is building steam’ Recent momentum in the NZ housing market continues in November – fresh upswing now clearly underway. 4 Dec 2019 Targeting customers that you don’t understand: measure, act, measure Financial institutions are consistently trying to win new share. There is a struggle to differentiate, when the key lever is always price. 28 Nov 2019 Lending speed limits on hold amidst signs of property upturn As was the case with the official cash rate two weeks ago, the Reserve Bank (RBNZ) has decided to hold steady with the loan to value ratio (LVR) speed limits as they are. 27 Nov 2019 Signs of an upturn in the housing market - CoreLogic Banking Blog Well we’re almost at the end of another busy and fascinating year for NZ’s property market, one that’s involved plenty of legislative changes (and some high-profile about-faces, e.g. the scrapping of capital gains tax proposals) and different market movements around the country (gently falling Auckland... 25 Nov 2019 95% of property resales see a profit – CoreLogic Pain & Gain Report out today The latest CoreLogic NZ Pain & Gain report released today confirmed that over 95% of property resales in the three months to September made a gross profit (sale price higher than original purchase price), a stable result from the previous three months. 22 Nov 2019 2019-20 could be the ‘year(s) of the investor’ After the strength of first home buyers in 2017-18, the main story in the CoreLogic Buyer Classification data in the past few months has been the comeback by mortgaged investors. Due to factors such as low returns on other assets (e.g. term deposits) and eased serviceability testing by the banks, investors... 20 Nov 2019 Still a 1% OCR; debt to income ratios have edged higher In the end the Reserve Bank (RBNZ) took the cautious path and held the official cash rate (OCR) at 1%, at least for now (a cut could still come through in the New Year). Meanwhile, other figures that they released an hour after the OCR decision may also give the RBNZ reasons to be cautious. In particular, the... 13 Nov 2019 CoreLogic QV October House Price Index: ‘Growth in the market continues’ The NZ housing market showed further signs of strengthening across the board in October with all main urban areas experiencing a lift in property values. 13 Nov 2019 Empowering the customer: Being a responsible lender The New Zealand financial landscape is changing. The concentration on compliance and responsible lending is pivoting institutions away from simply fighting for home loans to increase market share and profitability. 13 Nov 2019 Commercial Market Update - Auckland Cityscope November 2019 The latest research from Auckland Cityscope shows that property sales value have increased over the past three months. 12 Nov 2019 Low listings flows highlight recent price strength around greater Wellington Generally speaking, the parts of the country that have had a strong flow of listings over the past year have had muted value growth, including Te Kauwhata and Pokeno, both in the Waikato District. 6 Nov 2019 Auckland listings rates: large variation across suburbs Within Auckland, the CoreLogic Suburb Scorecard shows that Kumeu and Long Bay have had the highest shares (more than one in every five) of their housing stock listed for sale over the past year, and this choice for buyers will have been one factor behind falling property values in those areas. 29 Oct 2019 Pagination Page 1 of 27 Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
CoreLogic QV November House Price Index: ‘The upswing is building steam’ Recent momentum in the NZ housing market continues in November – fresh upswing now clearly underway. 4 Dec 2019
CoreLogic Q3 Property Market & Economic Update The New Zealand property market is ticking over, with sales volumes relatively stable and average values rising in a controlled fashion. 17 Oct 2019
Dunedin’s property market is still running hot On the back of strong population growth and only modest increases in its dwelling stock, average property values in Dunedin continue to grow by 15% or more annually. 5 Dec 2019
CoreLogic QV November House Price Index: ‘The upswing is building steam’ Recent momentum in the NZ housing market continues in November – fresh upswing now clearly underway. 4 Dec 2019
Targeting customers that you don’t understand: measure, act, measure Financial institutions are consistently trying to win new share. There is a struggle to differentiate, when the key lever is always price. 28 Nov 2019
Lending speed limits on hold amidst signs of property upturn As was the case with the official cash rate two weeks ago, the Reserve Bank (RBNZ) has decided to hold steady with the loan to value ratio (LVR) speed limits as they are. 27 Nov 2019
Signs of an upturn in the housing market - CoreLogic Banking Blog Well we’re almost at the end of another busy and fascinating year for NZ’s property market, one that’s involved plenty of legislative changes (and some high-profile about-faces, e.g. the scrapping of capital gains tax proposals) and different market movements around the country (gently falling Auckland... 25 Nov 2019
95% of property resales see a profit – CoreLogic Pain & Gain Report out today The latest CoreLogic NZ Pain & Gain report released today confirmed that over 95% of property resales in the three months to September made a gross profit (sale price higher than original purchase price), a stable result from the previous three months. 22 Nov 2019
2019-20 could be the ‘year(s) of the investor’ After the strength of first home buyers in 2017-18, the main story in the CoreLogic Buyer Classification data in the past few months has been the comeback by mortgaged investors. Due to factors such as low returns on other assets (e.g. term deposits) and eased serviceability testing by the banks, investors... 20 Nov 2019
Still a 1% OCR; debt to income ratios have edged higher In the end the Reserve Bank (RBNZ) took the cautious path and held the official cash rate (OCR) at 1%, at least for now (a cut could still come through in the New Year). Meanwhile, other figures that they released an hour after the OCR decision may also give the RBNZ reasons to be cautious. In particular, the... 13 Nov 2019
CoreLogic QV October House Price Index: ‘Growth in the market continues’ The NZ housing market showed further signs of strengthening across the board in October with all main urban areas experiencing a lift in property values. 13 Nov 2019
Empowering the customer: Being a responsible lender The New Zealand financial landscape is changing. The concentration on compliance and responsible lending is pivoting institutions away from simply fighting for home loans to increase market share and profitability. 13 Nov 2019
Commercial Market Update - Auckland Cityscope November 2019 The latest research from Auckland Cityscope shows that property sales value have increased over the past three months. 12 Nov 2019
Low listings flows highlight recent price strength around greater Wellington Generally speaking, the parts of the country that have had a strong flow of listings over the past year have had muted value growth, including Te Kauwhata and Pokeno, both in the Waikato District. 6 Nov 2019
Auckland listings rates: large variation across suburbs Within Auckland, the CoreLogic Suburb Scorecard shows that Kumeu and Long Bay have had the highest shares (more than one in every five) of their housing stock listed for sale over the past year, and this choice for buyers will have been one factor behind falling property values in those areas. 29 Oct 2019
