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The New Zealand housing market has experienced significant growth since 2016. As the property market may be beginning to encounter some headwinds, Valocity analysed how much equity purchasers had built up over the past five years to try and determine what areas may be more capable of withstanding any softening of property values.

As Auckland expands and multi-unit apartment blocks and developments continue to be completed – what does this mean for car parking? The Valocity Research team took a look into the number and type of carparking commonly used and what this may mean for the future expansion the city of sails.

With such strong housing market activity and value growth over the last few years – Valocity wanted to investigate what impact this has had on property values and buyer groups around New Zealand. Discover which group has been impacted the most by changing market conditions.

With a building boom well and truly underway across New Zealand – the Valocity Research team looked into New Builds around NZ to identify who is buying them, what type of new builds are popular and how much are people paying.

Considering the strength of the Auckland housing market over the past few years and the upcoming Auckland Revaluation, the Valocity Research team took a look into what the Revaluation might mean for Auckland’s CV’s and what impact this could have on homeowners.

The Government has established a series of funding assistance for First Homer Buyers through Kainga Ora by offering First Home Grant and First Home Loans but how much of Auckland’s housing stock is actually eligible?

As part of Valocity’s research series into Budget 2021 and its impact on the housing market, our experts have undertaken further investigation into some of the key drivers of the housing market to determine whether the assumptions and forecasts are realistic, or a case of wishful thinking.

The Government have announced their Budget for FY 2021. Don’t miss the key points on housing here: