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Dannevirke property market remains buoyant

By Christine McKay
Hawkes Bay Today·
17 Feb, 2017 01:00 AM2 mins to read

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The volume of house sales in Dannevirke is up, with demand and price rises accordingly.

The volume of house sales in Dannevirke is up, with demand and price rises accordingly.

Latest REINZ house price data shows sales in Dannevirke hitting a record high in January, with a median price rise of 91 per cent, but the statistics aren't a true indication of what our market is doing.

"I guess the figures look very impressive, but the fact is there were only three sales in January last year, with a total turnover of $273,500, compared to 10 sales this January totalling $1,622,000, so it's no wonder the median price rose by 91 per cent," Nigel Jackson, principal at Property Brokers Dannevirke, said.

"Those REINZ figures aren't really a true indication of what the market here is doing, but I would say it's definitely up and I think it's up around 12 per cent based on annual sales."

While REINZ reports sales volumes in Hawke's Bay fell 5 per cent last month, compared with January 2016, sales rose an astonishing 225 per cent in Dannevirke. That dramatic rise is coming off a very low base.

However, the market is buoyant and Mr Jackson said open homes were very busy last weekend with several buyers out and about, including some from out-of-town.

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He said there were 144 sales for the 12 months ending 2015, with a median price of $140,000. There were 180 sales for the year ending December 2016, with a median price of $145,000.

REINZ chief executive Bindi Norwell said inventory remains a problem across the Hawke's Bay region.

"There is a continuing fall in the number of properties for sale and an ongoing lift in prices across the region."

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