13% of homes sell at a loss: Q2 Pain & Gain 📉
About this episode
The episode discusses the significant increase in the percentage of homes sold at a loss in New Zealand's property market during Q2 2026.
Send us a question/idea/opinion direct via text message! Property resellers are feeling the squeeze. In Q2 2026, 13% of New Zealand properties sold for a loss - a significant shift from the peak of the market where losses were practically zero. However, the data reveals a stark contrast based on one critical factor: how long you hold the property. This week on the New Zealand Property Market Podcast, Head of Research Nick Goodall and Chief Economist Kelvin Davidson dive deep into the latest Q...
People in this episode
Hosts: Nick Goodall, Kelvin Davidson
Topics covered
- property market
- real estate
- economic trends
- investment
- losses
- housing data
Keywords
- property resellers
- housing market
- losses
- investment
- New Zealand
- real estate trends
- economic analysis
Mentioned in this episode
Places: New Zealand
More episodes of The NZ Property Market Podcast
- Values drift -0.4%: Time to forget the market peak? 📉
- OCR Hikes to 2.75%: Why Mortgagees Shouldn't Panic 📊
- The drift lower continues for property sales
- Affordability is back: Are the housing market drops over? 📊
- Unemployment Hits 5.6%: Why Mortgage Defaults Stay Low 📊
- NZ vs AU Property: Lessons From NZ’s 17% Fall 📊
Explore listener stats, chart rankings, contacts and more on the The NZ Property Market Podcast podcast page.