Many segments of the residential property market are still performing strongly in Hamilton. Despite overall sales volumes for March being approximately 25% less than March 2021, one Hamilton real estate agent is reminding people that residential property is not a commodity market.
For most of us, cleaning and maintaining a home is a chore—it’s part and parcel of owning a property. However, there’s more to life than keeping the house clean and in good repair.
Managing a property can take a lot of time, from finding the right tenants to making regular inspections and undertaking maintenance.
Here at Lodge City Rentals, February saw a continuation of the market buoyancy we experienced in January, with our team certainly putting in the hard work:
New Zealand is experiencing an artificially suppressed housing market. As borders reopen, house prices, alongside with demand, could reignite as those locked out through MIQ restrictions return looking for somewhere to live, says a Hamilton real estate agent.
Good news this morning out of the Beehive, with the NZ Government announcing the restrictive Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act (CCCFA) that came into effect in December is set to be amended.
In our latest market update with Lodge Managing Director Jeremy O'Rourke, he notes that we are currently in a 'false market.'
