REINZ data on housing mkt to May
Jun 21st 2005, 4:52 am
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REINZ data on housing mkt to May
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Sales were up from 8,876 in April to 9,280 in May, close to the May 2004 figure of 9,416 sales, which Mr Morley described as “a remarkably solid effort for this time of the year when we enter the typically quiet winter months.�
Nine out of the 11 regions surveyed experienced price increases, some quite spectacular, during the month. However Mr Morley said some of the apparent big jumps were more a reflection of the traditionally softer April market where sales in some regions were well down, skewing some median sales figures.
report: http://www.reinz.co.nz/reinz/index.c...4-D860CE6D8F81
Sales were up from 8,876 in April to 9,280 in May, close to the May 2004 figure of 9,416 sales, which Mr Morley described as “a remarkably solid effort for this time of the year when we enter the typically quiet winter months.�
Nine out of the 11 regions surveyed experienced price increases, some quite spectacular, during the month. However Mr Morley said some of the apparent big jumps were more a reflection of the traditionally softer April market where sales in some regions were well down, skewing some median sales figures.
report: http://www.reinz.co.nz/reinz/index.c...4-D860CE6D8F81
Jun 21st 2005, 4:55 am
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Re: REINZ data on housing mkt to May
Hmmm, I'm a bit disappointed in Dunedin http://www.reinz.co.nz/marketfacts/g...=11&btnGo.y=15 
Jun 21st 2005, 6:51 am
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Re: REINZ data on housing mkt to May
Originally Posted by Don
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Sales were up from 8,876 in April to 9,280 in May, close to the May 2004 figure of 9,416 sales, which Mr Morley described as “a remarkably solid effort for this time of the year when we enter the typically quiet winter months.�
Nine out of the 11 regions surveyed experienced price increases, some quite spectacular, during the month. However Mr Morley said some of the apparent big jumps were more a reflection of the traditionally softer April market where sales in some regions were well down, skewing some median sales figures.
report: http://www.reinz.co.nz/reinz/index.c...4-D860CE6D8F81
Sales were up from 8,876 in April to 9,280 in May, close to the May 2004 figure of 9,416 sales, which Mr Morley described as “a remarkably solid effort for this time of the year when we enter the typically quiet winter months.�
Nine out of the 11 regions surveyed experienced price increases, some quite spectacular, during the month. However Mr Morley said some of the apparent big jumps were more a reflection of the traditionally softer April market where sales in some regions were well down, skewing some median sales figures.
report: http://www.reinz.co.nz/reinz/index.c...4-D860CE6D8F81
Our house in Rotorua has gone up hugely - had an estate agent ring today as they have some folks who want to buy ours for somwherein the $600,000 's- we paid $380 ,000 for it 2 years ago?? Huge increase - as are all the houses in this area and Lynmore. Hope it doesn't go as crazy as the UK
Jun 21st 2005, 7:01 am
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Re: REINZ data on housing mkt to May
Originally Posted by sunshine_and_rain
Our house in Rotorua has gone up hugely - had an estate agent ring today as they have some folks who want to buy ours for somwherein the $600,000 's- we paid $380 ,000 for it 2 years ago?? Huge increase - as are all the houses in this area and Lynmore. Hope it doesn't go as crazy as the UK
