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The German Shepherd Dog Club of Hawkes Bay has it's Annual Championship show this weekend, but sadly our Italian Judges English is not as good as we'd hoped.
Is there anyone that would be able to help us out for Saturday interpreting for critiques?
We will provide you with a super yummy… View moreThe German Shepherd Dog Club of Hawkes Bay has it's Annual Championship show this weekend, but sadly our Italian Judges English is not as good as we'd hoped.
Is there anyone that would be able to help us out for Saturday interpreting for critiques?
We will provide you with a super yummy lunch. Many thanks.
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This low maintenance two bedroom home is something special. Delightful property with a private courtyard and beautifully presented gardens overlooking the reserve next door and over the Taradale hills. Separate kitchen and spacious open plan dining/lounge area plus a gorgeous sunny conservatory. … View moreThis low maintenance two bedroom home is something special. Delightful property with a private courtyard and beautifully presented gardens overlooking the reserve next door and over the Taradale hills. Separate kitchen and spacious open plan dining/lounge area plus a gorgeous sunny conservatory. Just a short stroll to the EIT, Pettigrew Green Arena and Taradale Shopping Centre.
If you are looking for a safe and secure home in a sort after area of Taradale that has peaceful surroundings and fantastic neighbours - this is for you!
This home is available for immediate possession. Some appliances and furniture could be included!
We are looking for offers around $500,000 please phone Richard on 027 287 8895 or Sue on 0276 426 426.
2.5metre high mushroom style. Must go as it won't fit new apartment. Works fine. Cost several hundred dollars sell for around $25. Gas bottle needs re-certifying. Further info phone 8350540
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This week the REAA made some subtle changes to its name, now called REA and launched a new website www.settled.govt.nz...
Having a quick read of settled this morning, there is a heap of a useful information set out in a user-friendly way on buying and selling property in NZ. It… View moreHi neighbours,
This week the REAA made some subtle changes to its name, now called REA and launched a new website www.settled.govt.nz...
Having a quick read of settled this morning, there is a heap of a useful information set out in a user-friendly way on buying and selling property in NZ. It covers selling with an agent and selling privately.
Check out the new site at the link below and enjoy your Art Deco weekend.
PS: The Puketapu Auction and Fair is on Sunday 25th February at the Puketapu Lake. It's going to be a great day with something for everyone with over 70 stall holders!
Ben.
Hi neighbours,
If you haven't been invited to come out yet this is going to be a day in the country you will not want to miss.
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Renowned Mid-century architect John Scott designed many houses in Hawke's Bay, but it's seldom we fi…
New Zealand roads are some of the best in the world for motorcycling - open roads, the hilly terrain, spectacularly scenic highways. We want to know how many Neighbourly members ride a motorcycle or scooter or have someone close to them who does. Vote below and we'll share more about why … View moreNew Zealand roads are some of the best in the world for motorcycling - open roads, the hilly terrain, spectacularly scenic highways. We want to know how many Neighbourly members ride a motorcycle or scooter or have someone close to them who does. Vote below and we'll share more about why we're asking next week.
Tourists from across the world have begun hitting the sunny streets of Napier for its annual Art Dec…
Jenny Nichols had a strong suspicion that the early-onset Alzheimer's that killed her mother was gen…
They dont make 1123m2 of land like this anymore!
Calling all spec home developers, this is land you have been looking for. With council consent you will get 3 or more units on this nice big site. Call Ben now for more information on 021 738 769
Calling all Dynamic Duo's wanting to purchase a money making business with awesome turnover and profit!
With two retail outlets and an ever-growing online business, this might be the opportunity you have been looking for.
Ideal for mechanics or mechanically minded people that don't … View moreCalling all Dynamic Duo's wanting to purchase a money making business with awesome turnover and profit!
With two retail outlets and an ever-growing online business, this might be the opportunity you have been looking for.
Ideal for mechanics or mechanically minded people that don't mind getting your hands dirty the business is run with 3.5 FTE at present with one store predominately retail and the other retail and service workshop.
Serious & savvy buyers need to call Ben now on 021 738 769
Record breaking heat sees year-on-year sales volumes lift for first time in 7 months, says REINZ
As the mercury rose during January to produce the hottest month on record, sales volumes across New Zealand rose when compared to the same time last year for the first time in seven months according … View moreRecord breaking heat sees year-on-year sales volumes lift for first time in 7 months, says REINZ
As the mercury rose during January to produce the hottest month on record, sales volumes across New Zealand rose when compared to the same time last year for the first time in seven months according to the latest data from the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ), source of the most complete and accurate real estate data in New Zealand.
The number of properties sold in New Zealand during January 2018 increased by 2.7% when compared to January 2017 (4,366 up from 4,251). The number of properties sold in Auckland increased 0.9% year-on-year to 1,157 up from 1,147.
Regions with the biggest increase in sales count year-on-year were:
• Nelson – up 27.9% (78 compared to 61 in January 2017)
• Canterbury – up 18.1% (607 compared to 514 in January 2017)
• Tasman – 15.8% (44 compared to 38 in January 2017)
• Gisborne – up 12.5% (36 compared to 32 in January 2017).
Bindi Norwell, Chief Executive at REINZ says: “January can often be a quiet month for the industry as people spend much of their time at the beach or the bach. However, clearly the warmer weather has helped sales, as it’s the first time we’ve seen a positive year-on-year sales increase in seven months.
“There were some really positive figures from around the country, with 11 out of 16 regions experiencing an increase in sales when compared to the same time last year. Additionally, Gisborne saw the highest number of properties sold in the month of January since January 2007,” continues Norwell.
House prices continue to be driven by strong regional growth
The median house price for New Zealand increased by 7.1% to $520,000, up from $485,500 in January 2017.
Auckland’s median price decreased by 1.2% to $820,000 down from $830,000 at the same time last year. The only other region to experience a price decrease year-on-year was West Coast, down 10.0% to $135,000.
January also saw two regions experience record prices:
• Otago – up 32.9% to $475,000
• Hawke’s Bay – up 18.4% to $438,000
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With house prices continuing to increase in Hawkes Bay it is still a good time to sell.
If your over 65 or have a Super Gold card and want to maximise your return when selling you need to Get Ben.
Get a live market appraisal in your home today with Ben Keehan, call now 06 8459202
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