Housing Market on Sellers’ Side

Claire Rogers at Stuff.co.nz reports:

House asking prices edged up last month as, despite buyers having more choice than this time last year, the market remains on the side of sellers.

Sales outstripped listings at a faster rate than the historical average, listings website realestate.co.nz said.

The website’s latest property report shows 9411 new listings last month, slightly down on a seasonally adjusted basis but up 5 per cent year-on-year. Asking prices increased 1 per cent on June and are up 4 per cent year-on-year.

House asking prices in the three main cities all increased last month on June, with the mean price tag in Canterbury setting a new record price – up a seasonally adjusted 0.9 per cent to $393,433 – for the third consecutive month.

About Peter Griffioen

Peter Griffioen (or simply "Griff") has been a real estate consultant with Harcourts for over 20 years, selling well in excess of $175m worth of property. Based in Christchurch's north-eastern suburbs, he has come to know the local neighbourhoods like the back of his hand, and in the aftermath of recent earthquakes, is striving to help his local clients navigate a way forward.
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One Response to Housing Market on Sellers’ Side

  1. Joanne Chen says:

    Good for the real estate market!and the real estate agents.

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