Investor Retreat, First Home Buyer Records, and the 1.0% GDP Reality Check
About this episode
The episode discusses the structural shifts in the New Zealand property market, highlighting changes in buyer behavior and market share.
Send us a question/idea/opinion direct via text message! The structural shift in the New Zealand property market is cementing itself in the data. While the latest Mapping the Market release reveals a highly patchy horizontal flatline across the regions, the newly updated May Buyer Classification data exposes a deep divide in buyer behaviour. Mortgaged multiple property owners (MPOs) have taken a decisive step back in the second quarter, dropping to a 22.4% market share as the compounding real...
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Host: Cotality NZ
Topics covered
- New Zealand property market
- buyer behavior
- market share
- economic indicators
- investing
Keywords
- New Zealand
- property market
- investor retreat
- buyer classification
- GDP reality check
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