NZ Herald·3 min read·medium

Northland bucks national property chill as prices climb 8% in June

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Jenny Ling
Northland bucks national property chill as prices climb 8% in June
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While New Zealand's national property market experienced a cooling trend in June, Northland saw an 8% increase in average asking prices. Local experts suggest this growth may be disconnected from current buyer sentiment, which remains cautious due to economic pressures and high vendor expectations.

Trade Me’s latest property data shows that while prices and listings cooled nationally in June, Northland recorded a near 8% increase.

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