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Why heating and insulation are non–negotiable for Kiwi home buyers this winter
Heating and insulation have shifted from a luxury to a baseline expectation for Kiwi homebuyers this winter.
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Heating and insulation are now non-negotiable for Kiwi homebuyers, shifting from a luxury to a baseline expectation. A recent Trade Me survey found 74% of New Zealanders rate these features as important or very important.
Features like heat pumps and double-glazing are now considered standard. Buyers are prioritizing warm, energy-efficient homes for both comfort and lower power bills, making these essential for sellers to attract serious interest in the current property market.
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Heating and double glazing are the new normal
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