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Winter spotlight on Canterbury: Resilience and growth in the garden city
Canterbury’s property market bucks national trends with steady house prices and strong rental demand this winter.
AI summary
While national property trends cool, Canterbury shows remarkable resilience this winter. The region’s average asking price held steady at $723,800, marking a +4.8% annual increase and bucking the declines seen in Auckland and Wellington.
The rental market is equally robust, with median weekly rents climbing +5.5% year-on-year to $580. This stability offers excellent value for buyers and consistent yields for landlords, making Canterbury a standout market for property seekers and investors alike.
Canterbury house prices buck the winter slump
Canterbury rental market: South Island leads the way
Canterbury stands out as the country's strongest metro rental market.
What this means for those looking to buy or rent in Ōtautahi and surrounding areas
For buyers and homeowners:
Market stability and relative value make the Canterbury region attactive for those looking for, and selling property.
For landlords and investors:
For tenants:
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