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Sep 16, 2024

On The Up And Up...

Spring is here in more ways than one. The daffodils are blooming and there are signs that the Kerikeri property market is starting to warm up after a chilly, wintry couple of years. We are seeing an i

Sep 13, 2024

Build Wealth In The Tough Times.

Sharp investors increase their wealth in the tough times and usually work in the opposite direction to where most people are taking action. In short, they seize the opportunity and take more risks by

Jul 31, 2024

What Home Buyers Should Look Out For.

Buying a house is an exhilarating journey, but it comes with its own set of challenges and checklists. While you may be swooning over the perfect patio or that dream kitchen, there are some critical,

Jul 24, 2024

Winds Of Change

Some of the forces that have created headwinds for our property market are starting to turn. Interest rates seem to have peaked, and banks are announcing lower fixed term rates. This, because of infla

Jun 24, 2024

DIY Home Maintenance projects for sellers to consider.

Selling your home can be a whirlwind of emotions and decisions, but one thing’s for sure: you want to get the best possible return on your investment. Adding value to your home before putting it on th

Jun 17, 2024

The Real House Tour 2024

Ever wondered what was behind the doors of some of the most stunning properties in the Mid-North? Maybe you’re looking for inspiration on how to bring to life your own design ideas? Some wonderful

May 29, 2024

May Residential/Lifestyle Market Report

April marked another great sales month for our team with 9 unconditional sales bringing our total number of residential sales in Kerikeri to 26 for the year. This emphasizes our view that well-present

May 29, 2024

Good News For Investors

On July 1st 2024 the rules affecting the Brightline Test are changing. Currently vendors who sell their properties that are not their main residence within 10 years of initial purchase are liable to p