The NZHL Property Report By Tony Alexander 2 April 2025 With plenty of houses to choose from buyers are taking their time, and prices appear static. But are buyers worried about potential price drops, and have townhouses lost popularity?
The NZHL Property Report By Tony Alexander 3 March 2025 The OCR cut has encouraged more home buyers and investors into the market though FOMO is still low. While property prices remain stable, a record number of agents have seen increased requests for property appraisals. Are we experiencing a surplus of sellers?
The NZHL Property Report by Tony Alexander 2 February 2025 First-home buyers remain active, but just 11% of Real Estate Agents report seeing FOMO from buyers in their area, indicating a lack of urgency. And with agents reporting that prices are falling rather than rising, is now the time to purchase?
The NZHL Property Report By Tony Alexander 2 December 2024 FOMO remains relatively low despite indications of rising prices as buyers continue to be concerned about their incomes. Have interest rate concerns all but disappeared, and are falling interest rates driving increased property listings?
The NZHL Property Report By Tony Alexander 4 November 2024 Real estate agents indicate a notable rise in investors entering, and robust demand from first-time homebuyers continues – but the rising number of homes for sale is effectively ‘muting’ price impacts. And is the fear of missing out (FOMO) aligning with the fear of overpaying.
The NZHL Property Report By Tony Alexander 3 October 2024 Attendance at open homes and auctions is rising, particularly among First-Home Buyers. Despite the uptick, FOMO remains low, with no sense of urgency from other buyers in the market.
