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  • Clearance rates and confidence on the rise

    Ray White New Zealand scheduled 221 properties to go under the hammer last week, recording a clearance rate of 59.4 per cent. The network saw an average of 2.4 registered bidders and 1.8 active bidders per auction. “Public confidence and....

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  • Curiosity is at the heart of Ray White’s magic

    The spirit of innovation and curiosity was on show at Ray White’s annual corporate conference, Crows Nest 2024, on the Gold Coast this week. Every one of the 190 Ray White corporate team members at this year’s Crows Nest conference....

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  • Wellington auctions see great results at Ray White

    It was a great day of auctions for Ray White in Wellington, recording a 55.5 per cent clearance rate at their in-room event. Nine properties went up for auction, with five selling under the hammer, totalling $4.853 million in property. ....

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  • New Zealand’s Carrie Bradshaw Index

    Atom Go TianSenior Data AnalystRay White Group The Economist, a weekly magazine, recently undertook an analysis of where it was possible for a single person to affordably rent alone. The analysis was referred to as the Carrie Bradshaw Index, named....

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  • Auction volumes remain high as November begins

    Auction volumes remain high as we enter November, with Ray White New Zealand scheduling 220 properties to go under the hammer last week, up 14 per cent year-on year. The group saw an average of two registered bidders and 1.7 active bidders per auction, recording a clearance rate of 57.5 … Read more

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  • Auction volumes remain high as November begins

    Auction volumes remain high as we enter November, with Ray White New Zealand scheduling 220 properties to go under the hammer last week, up 14 per cent year-on year. The group saw an average of two registered bidders and 1.7 active bidders per auction, recording a clearance rate of 57.5 … Read more

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  • Auction volumes remain high as November begins

    Auction volumes remain high as we enter November, with Ray White New Zealand scheduling 220 properties to go under the hammer last week, up 14 per cent year-on year. The group saw an average of two registered bidders and 1.7....

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  • How will the RBNZ’s rate cuts impact the home loans market?

    The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) reduced the official cash rate (OCR) by a combined 0.75 percentage points at its monetary policy meetings in August and October, with further cuts possible at its next meeting, in late November. This is likely to impact the market in three main ways. … Read more

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  • Spookiest Real Estate of Origin ever

    Ray White’s 16th call-a-thon hit a spooky new level this week with 11,550 appraisals booked across Australasia during the Halloween-themed appraisal drive, 100 per cent powered by NurtureCloud, the group’s cutting edge prop tech platform. Ray White Metro – Christchurch....

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  • Buyers out in force at Ray White New Zealand auctions

    Buyers were out in force at Ray White New Zealand auctions last week, with an average of 3.8 registered and three active bidders seen across the group’s 207 scheduled auctions. Auction volume was up 27.8 per cent year-on-year, with the....

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  • New Zealand’s most haunted suburbs

    Atom Go TianSenior Data AnalystRay White Group In the 1920s, a young woman and her newly wed husband were driving along the winding road near Maruia falls. They were heading to their honeymoon destination when their car lost control on....

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  • The Day 6.0 sees more than $24M in property sold

    Ray White Manukau, Manurewa, Mangere and Mangere Bridge saw a whopping 46 properties go under the hammer at their auction event The Day 6.0 yesterday. With a clearance rate of 65 per cent, the total value of properties sold at....

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  • Business Planning Day with Michael Sheargold

    The Ray White Takanini & Karaka teams had an exciting day on 29 February as they were whisked away on a bus to attend their annual business planning day. Not only would they be participating in the planning session, but they would also have the opportunity to celebrate the achievements … Read more

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  • Back to school: cyber security tips for parents

    If you’re a parent or carer getting children back to school, it’s essential to recognise the role of technology in education and the potential risks it may pose to young users. Parental control apps can be valuable tools to help parents manage and monitor their children’s online activities. Here’s what … Read more

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  • 7 Keys to Unlock Your Dream Home

    Dreaming of purchasing your dream home in 2024? This year, ditch the resolutions that wilt faster than a paper daisy and grab the keys to real estate victory with these 7 battle-tested tactics! Goal #1 – Clearly define your objective The initial step toward achieving a goal is to outline … Read more

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  • Green shoots emerge in New Zealand housing market

    Several months of good news stories from the residential property market have lifted consumer sentiment, and New Zealand’s property market is headed in a different direction. Data from research firm CoreLogic shows that values remained flat in September, ending 17 months of value decline. Since peaking in March 2022, New … Read more

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  • Kiwis are getting their ducks in a row

    ———- A word from Zac Snelling (Head of Property Management – Ray White New Zealand) —————- Like a gardener preparing for spring, we’re nurturing what’s thriving and planting new seeds for growth after another month of heady demand in the residential property sector. Fresh off the back of Ray White New Zealand’s … Read more

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  • Goverment supports energy-saving households

    Households can apply for energy-saving support Consumers can once again apply for a government program aimed at supporting households experiencing energy hardship. The Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment (MBIE) has opened the latest funding round of the Support for Energy Education in Communities (SEEC) program. Up to $2.95 million … Read more

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