Harcourts had a sensational week in its Christchurch auction rooms last week with 51 properties on the block and sales achieved for 39 of them, giving a clearance rate of 77%.
The homes that went under the hammer were well spread throughout the city and prices ranged from $187,500 for a Leithfield property to $1.2 million for one in Fendalton.
Harcourts' Wellington auction rooms were also busy where prices ranged from $275,000 for a house at Waitangirua to $755,000 for one at Paremata.
There was also a sprinkling of auctions in Invercargill, Blenheim, Palmerston North and Taupo.
Up in Auckland auction sale prices ranged from $555,000 for a house at Manurewa to $2.2 million for a Karaka property.
To view Harcourts' latest auction results with details and photos of all properties including those that didn't sell, go to our Auction/Sales Results page and select "Harcourts" in the agency search field.
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I had a chuckle at the tacky agent video on that one trying to pitch it at somebody wanting to "relax after a hard day at work". As if actual working people are buying 2.4M houses.
The Chinese half of the dynamic duo was more on the money. Not sure why they bothered with the segment in English.
I am getting sick to death of all the radio ads for people to get into these investment companies that CLEARLY is promoting residential housing investment, there is even one on TV NZ Invest I think, then do not mention within earshot of me, the Hougarden ads on the radio that I constantly hear.
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