The NZ Property Market Podcast CoreLogic NZ

How real was the property value growth experienced at the end of 2023? Off the back of the CoreLogic housing chart pack release as well as the REINZ HPI for May, Nick and Kelvin question whether we're in a renewed downturn, or whether it's essentially same one as last year.Sounds a bit grim for homeowners and add in a still-struggling economy (despite GDP expansion in the first quarter of the year) plus a few isolated incidents (ferry running aground, Northland power tower down, air force pla...

This week, Nick chats to Nigel Ho, owner of and mortgage advisor at Agile Financial Services in Christchurch.Nigel has a long and successful career in the financial services industry with a unique experience in helping new migrants understand their financial situation, especially how it applies to the possibility of buying a home in NZ.Nigel's recent interactions also include with Mum & Dad investors keen to test their ability to buy an investment property and Nick also asks about the pot...

In this quick podcast Nick and Kelvin give their reaction to the just-released GDP data for Q1.Sign up for news and insights or contact on LinkedIn, Twitter @NickGoodall_CL or @KDavidson_CL and email nick.goodall@corelogic.co.nz or kelvin.davidson@corelogic.co.nz

More property market data this week and with it more evidence of the stuttering recovery, to the point where the old 'dead cat bounce' conversation has reared its head. The latest CoreLogic Mapping the Market interactive report showing 221 of the 938 suburbs experiencing a drop in property values of at least 1%, including ten which fell by at least 5% over the three months to June.In other data releases from last week, net migration is growing but the rate of growth is slowing - particul...

With no external data releases to consume and interpret, this week it's all about CoreLogic data. Lead by the CoreLogic House Price Index for May, Nick and Kelvin discuss the results, in particular the recent decline in Auckland property values. Given the chance to go a bit deeper into the results, market drivers like listings, construction and buyer activity - thanks to Buyer Classification data for May - all help to paint the picture of what's driving (or not driving) the market right ...

This audio is the recording of an in-person event, hosted by the Auckland Property Investors Association titled "The Elephant in the Housing Room: What the Experts See When the Rest of Us Aren't Looking".Moderated by Nick Goodall, Head of Research at CoreLogic NZ, featuring a panel of Opteon MD, Richard Vaughan, Chief Executive of the Property Council, Leonie Freeman and Chief Economist at CoreLogic NZ, Kelvin Davidson.This covers a number of topics that haven't generally got as much coverage...