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  • Top coastal growth regions

    Atom Go TianSenior Data AnalystRay White Group New Zealand’s top-performing coastal suburbs show a broad geographic distribution across both North and South Islands, with particularly strong representation from Otago and Canterbury. The scale of growth is substantial, ranging from 110....

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  • Ray White donates 11,000 Christmas gifts

    More than 350 Ray White offices across Australia and New Zealand came together to give back and support their local communities for the group’s 13th annual A Little Ray of Giving campaign. As a group, Ray White supported over 223....

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  • New partnership fuels growth for Ray White Epsom

    Ray White Epsom, a longstanding and respected name in Auckland’s real estate landscape, has announced Ray White Ellerslie owners David and Arthur Subritzky have acquired a significant ownership stake in the business – a move that marks a new chapter....

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  • Ray White records record-breaking sales

    Ray White Group has recorded an unprecedented year of property sales across Australia and New Zealand, with a whopping $128 billion worth of property changing hands in 2024. The year, dominated by some big deals, showcases the Australasian group’s strength in....

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  • Buyers bid to secure property before Christmas

    As we head towards the end of 2024, Ray White New Zealand saw 218 properties go under the hammer last week. The group recorded a clearance rate of 62.1 per cent, up 8.97 per cent, with buyers and sellers eager....

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  • New Zealand’s flight to affordability

    Atom Go TianSenior Data AnalystRay White Group New Zealand’s housing market over the past two decades tells a compelling story of changing dynamics across different price segments. This analysis examines three distinct market segments: the affordable segment (representing houses priced....

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  • Buyers hungry to transact before holidays

    Ray White New Zealand scheduled 212 auctions last week across the country, with an all sold clearance rate of 53.5 per cent. There was an average of 1.9 registered bidders per auction, with 66.2 per cent of auctions experiencing active....

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  • Spring selling season wraps up with a bang

    Ray White New Zealand wrapped up spring selling season with 255 properties scheduled to go under the hammer last week, recording a clearance rate of 57.4 per cent. The group recorded an average of 2.6 registered bidders and 2.2 active....

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  • Standing Out in the Crowd

    The latest statistics from the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand show us that listings numbers are up 60% month-on-month. With more properties for sale but the same number of buyers in our marketplace, how do you stand out from the crowd and make your property more attractive than the … Read more

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  • Little Ray of Giving Colouring Pages

    Colour in one of the attached Little Ray of Giving pages, bring it into our Rangiora office for a wee treat and you can go in the draw to win a prize! Entries need to be received by 4pm, Friday 15th December. LROG_ColouringBook_A4_2023_01 LROG_ColouringBook_A4_2023_02 LROG_ColouringBook_A4_2023_03

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  • New Year, New Direction?

    At this time of year we often come across homeowners who are looking to make a move in the new year and want to wait until January before they get on the market. If you want a head start on the rest of the homeowners with the same thought pattern … Read more

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  • Auctioning Your Way to Success in the Real Estate Market

    In recent years, the real estate market in North Canterbury has witnessed a remarkable trend: the growing success of auctions as a preferred method for selling houses. Gone are the days when traditional listing methods were the only option. Today, more homeowners and real estate professionals are turning to auctions … Read more

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  • Rānui House

    We are thrilled to announce that Ray White Canterbury is partnering with the Bone Marrow Cancer Trust to sell annual sponsorships for the 26 apartments at Rānui House, located at 1 Cambridge Terrace, Christchurch Central, to individuals/businesses who may be interested in this kind of sponsorship opportunity. The Bone Marrow … Read more

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  • Aren’t Auctions Expensive?

    When it comes to selling your home, you undoubtedly want a strategy that will help you maximise your price and minimise your time on the market. Opting for an auction could be the perfect solution, providing you with the best opportunity to secure a premium price within a reasonable timeframe … Read more

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  • Hunting out the Cash Buyer

    The real estate market is forever changing in some way, shape or form. Regardless of what the market is doing, most homeowners are after a premium price in a reasonable timeframe. We find ourselves in a market where we are seeing more and more offers subject to the sale of … Read more

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  • Auction Update – December 2022

    As we move into December, we are closing in on the last of our auctions for the year. I wanted to take this opportunity to invite all of our past buyers & sellers as well as potential buyers and sellers to attend our Christmas Auction Gala which is to be … Read more

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  • The Subject of Subject to Sale Offers

    As the market returns to a more balanced state we are noticing an increase in “subject to” or “conditional upon” sale offers being made. There are a couple of reasons we are potentially seeing this – the finance industry has tightened and securing bridging/short term finance is a lot harder … Read more

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  • What Happens if my Property Doesn’t Sell on Auction Day?

    This is a question I often get asked by owners when deciding on what method of sale they will choose. In the peak of the market last year, the chances of selling on auction day were higher than not. A year later, the tables have turned – but not just … Read more

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