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New Zealand's housing market has reached equilibrium after three phases: pandemic speculation, correction, and recovery. Median prices stable at $761k with sustainable buyer demand replacing investment activity.

Ray White New Zealand scheduled 128 properties to go under the hammer last week, with a clearance rate of 51.7 per cent.

Ray White Papanui agent Rob East was more than happy to take the reins when it came to coordinating a renovation for his client, Ben, who lived on the opposite side of the country.

More than 1,300 people gathered for Ray White New Zealand’s annual awards at Spark Arena last night to celebrate and recognise the top offices and individual achievers from throughout the leading network.

Auckland emerges as New Zealand's luxury retail capital while Wellington attempts to revitalise its struggling Golden Mile through major infrastructure transformation to compete in the retail market.

Former comedian and mental health advocate Mike King and his wife Joanna have sold their Papatoetoe home under the hammer for $1.5 million.

Ray White New Zealand scheduled 125 properties to go under the hammer last week, with a clearance rate of 58.2 per cent, up 13.3 per cent year-on-year.

As spring selling season officially kicks off today, Ray White New Zealand ended the winter season with a bang last week, with 152 properties scheduled to go under the hammer, up 76.7 per cent compared to the same period last year.

Ray White New Zealand scheduled 144 properties to go under the hammer last week, recording a clearance rate of 55 per cent.

Today’s highly anticipated rate cut is welcome news for mortgage holders and aspiring buyers, with the Reserve Bank of New Zealand cutting the Official Cash Rate by 25 basis points, bringing it to 3.00 per cent.

Ray White had four winners and 12 finalists at the REINZ awards last night, which celebrated the fantastic achievements of those from across the industry.

Ray White New Zealand scheduled 96 properties to go under the hammer last week, with a clearance rate of 50 per cent.