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First home buyers hit record highs as national property values dip -0.2%
While investors are tapping the brakes, first home buyers are accelerating.

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New Zealand's property market shows a clear divide as national values dipped -0.2% in June. First home buyers (FHBs) are taking advantage, reaching record market share. Many are successfully using KiwiSaver and low-deposit loans to secure their first home.
In contrast, property investors are pausing due to election uncertainty and the risk of potential tax changes like a Capital Gains Tax (CGT). While a recent peace deal may bring modest growth, a major boom remains unlikely.
A sluggish June offset by a new peace deal
First home buyers hit record highs with low deposits
Election jitters put investors on pause
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