Auckland's soggy housing market may discourage new builds
House prices rose nationally but fell in Auckland.
The soggy state of the Auckland housing market may discourage much-need residential construction as the city’s population continues to grow and supply remains lacking, economists say.
The Real Estate Institute’s house price index for Auckland fell 0.6% in May from April while the annual increase
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Jenny Ruth
Thu, 14 Jun 2018
Thu, 14 Jun 2018
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Auckland's soggy housing market may discourage new builds
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