本帖最后由 paulwood 于 2020-8-11 19:23 编辑
Since lockdown, price growth had now flattened out at 0 per cent.
Nationally, house price growth had slowed from 9 per cent pre-lockdown to 0.5 per cent post lockdown.
Of the 17 top-end Auckland suburbs, Mt Eden was the hottest with prices jumping 14 per cent.
However, it was subsequently also the suburb hardest hit by the Covid-19 pandemic as prices fell 8 per cent in the three months after the March 25 lockdown.
Mission Bay - where prices rose 11 per cent pre-lockdown - also underwent a dramatic swing as prices fell 8 per cent after lockdown.
In fact, 13 of the 17 suburbs had now dropped in value post-lockdown. "The downward trend is similar to one that emerged post-GFC, when higher value housing stock was the first to respond to changing market conditions," James Wilson, director of valuation at property analysts Valocity, said.
The recent slump at the top end was potentially a canary in the coal mine indicating the booming price rises of early 2020 had potentially slowed in the near future.
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发表于 2020-8-6 12:39:35
