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May 7, 2026
Real Value Comes From Real Inspection.
The new QV valuations are out, and while some are reasonably accurate, plenty simply do not stack up. Why? Because these are desktop valuations. No one has walked through your home, inspected the q
May 6, 2026
First Home Buyers: Start Smart, Work Hard, Build Your Future
Buying your first home comes with challenges, but every one of them can be overcome with the right information, the right attitude, and a willingness to put in the work. The first thing to understand
Apr 13, 2026
A Proud Moment for REAL — Thank You Kerikeri
We’re incredibly proud to share that REAL Property Kerikeri has been recognised in the 2026 RateMyAgent Awards as Agency of the Year for Kerikeri and Top 5 Agency in Northland. We’re also thrilled tha
Apr 13, 2026
What’s Happening Around Town?
As we move into autumn, Kerikeri settles into one of its nicest times of year. The pace shifts slightly after the busy summer season, but the township remains active with markets, community events and
Apr 13, 2026
Why Auctions Are Finding the Market Tough Right Now
Across many parts of New Zealand, auctions are currently achieving fewer successful outcomes than they did during the stronger markets of recent years. The main reason is confidence. Auctions wo
Apr 13, 2026
Market Update April 2026
The New Zealand property market has taken a slightly more cautious turn through the first quarter of 2026, with momentum easing after the optimism seen earlier in the year. Recent commentary from e
Feb 16, 2026
Selling Privately
Each year, some homeowners choose to sell privately. The reasons are understandable. It can feel simpler. There’s a sense of control. And there’s the perception of saving commission. But selling p
Feb 16, 2026
What’s Happening Around Town?
Summer in Kerikeri is rolling right along with a great mix of markets, music, theatre, festivals, and community-powered gatherings. Our main street still glows in the evenings with the community li