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CoreLogic's House Price Index (HPI) shows that the current market downturn became further entrenched in July. The national measure of property values fell a further -0.9% in July, taking the three month drop in values to -2.5%, the largest quarterly

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Surging house prices, rising mortgage rates and low wages growth has led to further deterioration in housing affordability, according to CoreLogic's bi-annual Housing Affordability Report.

Evidence of Aotearoa's housing market downturn is becoming more widespread, with 486 suburbs recording a fall in prices over the past three months, almost double the 246 suburbs that fell in value in the preceding three-month period.

The combination of sharply rising interest rates and the large wave of refinancing of existing mortgages that will occur over the next year is set to test the property market for the rest of 2022, CoreLogic NZ's latest Property Market & Economic

When it comes to major new infrastructure projects there is always a lot of discussion about the potential spillover benefits for property owners in the vicinity, as more locations become better connected to city centres and employment hubs. And the

CoreLogicNZ Property Market Podcast hosted by research head Nick Goodall and economist Kelvin Davidson. ... House Price Index shows property values falling at fastest pace since the GFC.

It's been three months since the Reserve Bank last made an official cash rate (OCR) call, and as per usual, a lot has happened in that time. In particular, with annual inflation rising to 5.9% and the unemployment rate dropping to 3.2%, the case for

CoreLogic NZ's latest Property Market & Economic Update released today highlights the New Zealand property market likely moved through its peak rate of growth late in 2021, following a raft of political interventions designed to cool the overheated

If you're looking for one part of the housing market jigsaw to really keep an eye on this year, you wouldn't go too far wrong with the mortgage sector. With interest rates higher, regulatory pressures still in force, and a large number of borrowers