Contrary to many economists’ predictions, most actual, key property market indicators are looking positive for sellers when you look at June sales data, with the number of sales throughout the country in June 2020 up 11% on the same month last year and house prices also trending upwards.

As we move well into the winter months, there is no doubt the property market has been affected by Covid-19 – as is the case with almost all sectors in New Zealand. It’s too early to make any definitive calls about the full effect of the virus while the market is still in recovery mode, however ther..

With the welcome transition into Alert Level 1, New Zealand is now in the enviable global position of being able to begin rebuilding its economy in post-Covid environment. That being said, the future of many sectors and industries are still up in the air – and a hot topic on everyone’s lips is the f..

Now we have entered Alert Level 1 as a nation what does that mean for the property market.

Like many industries in New Zealand you may well hear a collective sigh of relief from your local Real Estate agents and Property Managers when we enter Level 2.

Professionals offices across New Zealand are open for business under Alert Level 3 from Tuesday 28 April. All of our teams are committed to the health and safety of our staff and community while working to provide our clients with the best possible outcome in current market conditions.

To keep our s..

Professionals Real Estate has been awarded Canstar Blue’s Most Satisfied Customers Award for 2019. This honour means that out of all the Real Estate and Property Management groups surveyed in New Zealand, we have the highest number of satisfied customers – including vendors, buyers and landlords and..

When it comes to property, knowledge isn’t power - it’s money. If you know what’s going on in your area you could save thousands of dollars when buying a home, or make a better return on your investment. 

December was yet another record-setting month for the New Zealand property market, with asking prices at record highs and tight supply nationwide. These trends are likely to continue into 2020 and beyond, so if you’re thinking of buying or selling property soon you need to be aware of what’s going o..

The New Year is here and in typical Kiwi style, the property market finished 2019 with a bang. Wellington, Otago and several key regional markets all performed well in November, recording increases in the average asking price and high levels of sales activity and Auckland had the highest median pric..