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Gisborne regional property market insights
A snapshot of the Gisborne property market.
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According to the Trade Me Property Price Index, Gisborne's average asking price was $606,350 in December 2024. This marked a 3.9% monthly increase, reversing recent declines, but was still down 2.5% year-on-year.
The number of properties for sale and rent both increased annually, providing more options for buyers and tenants. The region's appeal is supported by its desirable lifestyle, low population density, and key employment industries like farming and construction, contributing to steady population growth.
Gisborne’s regional property market at a glance - residential properties for sale
Gisborne’s regional property market at a glance - residential properties for rent
Gisborne's population has been growing steadily in recent years.
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