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Hello, 1. House prices in Auckland are rising.

According to the latest data from Immigration New Zealand, only 40% of the skilled immigrants and entrepreneurial immigrants in 12 and 106 last year settled in Auckland, while 20 12 to 2013,51%chose to stay in Auckland. Paul Spoonley, a sociologist at Massey University, said that an important reason is that there are extra points for leaving Auckland. Some immigrants said that they left Auckland because the housing prices here are too high. Besides Auckland, the most popular areas are Canterbury, Wellington and Waikato.

According to the latest data from the Real Estate Association of New Zealand (REINZ), the median house price in Auckland has increased by $65,438 +0.5 million in the past year.

The following is the median house price in Auckland in July, August and September of 20 17:

As can be seen from the above table, the median house price in Auckland achieved three consecutive jumps in July, August and September of 20 17.

House prices seem to be rising all over New Zealand. In this regard, Bindi Novell, CEO of REINZ Company, said that although LVR's loan restriction policy has not been cancelled and banks continue to tighten mortgage issuance, house prices in many areas are still rising inexorably!

From 2065438 to September 2007, the median house price in New Zealand was $525,000, up 1.2% compared with the same period of last year. Outside Auckland, the median house price has increased by 5.7% annually.

In the past year, house prices in six regions of New Zealand rose year-on-year:

In the past year, housing prices in only two regions of New Zealand have fallen:

However, in September this year, the housing transaction volume in New Zealand decreased by 26.2% year-on-year, and only 5,428 houses were successfully traded. This figure is also the lowest turnover in September in the last six years.

Statistics New Zealand shows that the depressed real estate market has affected New Zealand's economy. Michael Gordon, a senior economist at Westpac Bank, said that in the past year, New Zealanders' consumption expenditure has also declined due to the relatively deserted real estate market. In Michael Gordon's view, New Zealand's consumption expenditure is often closely related to the real estate market. Since the central bank has not lowered the benchmark interest rate, Michael Gordon believes that house prices and consumer spending will remain depressed in the next few years.

Second, extra points outside Auckland.

New Zealand skilled immigrants get an extra 30 points for employment. It can not only add points, but also reduce the local resources in Auckland. Why not?

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