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New Zealand’s house prices to rise just 0.5% in 2025 amid flat demand and rising inventory.
New Zealand’s housing market is expected to remain nearly flat in 2025, with national house prices projected to rise just 0.5% by year-end, according to Property Pulse and BNZ.
Despite a 5% increase in monthly sales, rising inventory—reaching a 10-year high—has offset demand, keeping prices stable.
The Reserve Bank is expected to deliver its final OCR cut, likely ending the easing cycle at 2.25%.
While stronger economic growth and stable mortgage rates could boost demand in 2026, uncertainty around a proposed capital gains tax for 2027 may dampen investor activity.
Regional markets like Southland and Canterbury show stronger growth, while Auckland and Wellington face stagnation due to oversupply.
Nueva Zelanda espera que los precios de la vivienda aumenten solo un 0,5% en 2025 en medio de una demanda plana y un inventario creciente.