The case for banning property auctions
Auctioning every ex-state duplex creates FOMO and desperation, so why not slow things down?
Maria Slade
Mon, 23 Aug 2021
The Mt Albert do-up didn’t initially catch Shoeshine’s eye.
After a selective house-hunt that had ended in her missing out on a coveted property, she was half-heartedly scrolling back through the real estate listings when the three-bedroom, one-bathroom brick and tile house popped up.
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Maria Slade
Mon, 23 Aug 2021
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The case for banning property auctions
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