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More than $50 million in property was sold at auction as part of The Event held by Ray White offices across the North Shore.

After two years of quietly rebuilding, confidence, affordability and momentum return to New Zealand’s housing market – and 2026 is the year it finally shows, says Nerida Conisbee, Ray White Group Chief Economist.

Technology, competition, and smarter financial habits are reshaping the borrowing landscape, giving homeowners more choice, clarity and leverage in 2026, says Nicole Ferguson, Loan Market’s National Director.

New Zealand’s rental market has entered 2026 with a level of stability, clarity and confidence not seen in years.

Inflation is easing, borrowing power has improved, and real-world economic signals are turning positive.

Ray White Manukau, Manurewa, Mangere and Mangere Bridge have kicked off the year with a bang of the gavel, as more than $31 million in property was sold at their mega auction event One Summer Day, yesterday.

The sound of gavels falling is set to ring out across the North Shore on February 3, as eight Ray White offices come together for the fifth installment of auction extravaganza The Event.

Ray White Manukau, Manurewa, Mangere and Mangere Bridge are setting the tone for auctions in 2026, kicking off the year with their mega auction event, One Summer Day.

Ray White has strengthened its presence across the Waikato with the opening of Ray White Morrinsville, led by established business owner Mark Keesom.

A much-loved Kaituna property that’s been a haven for creativity, craftsmanship, and native wildlife is looking for new owners after 25 years.

Ray White Manukau, Manurewa, Mangere and Mangere Bridge saw huge success for their last The Day auction showcase of the year, with $13.8 million in property sold under the hammer.

When Ray White launched its brand campaign ‘we bring the whole team’, it was a statement of intent.