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mymarket Report How is the market? Waikato Spring 2016

The latest property market update for the Waikato region. Helping you with your property decisions. mymarket Report The regions proximity to Auckland has seen values continue to rise benefiting from the strong increase in values across our largest city., the largest city in the region has experienced a 27.1% increase in values in the last year and a 7.5% increase in the last quarter. With the commute between Auckland and still manageable for many buyers, the property market has developed considerably with an influx of Aucklander s choosing to buy in. The average property value in is now $529k. Waikato District, which borders Auckland to the south, has seen the highest gains in values across the region. In the past year this region has seen 28.7% annual growth. Waipa District continues to grow strongly, with average property values reaching $465k. Values in the district have risen 6.6% over the last 3 months and the area continues to experience consistently strong growth. Average values have showed relatively volatile growth over the past five years; however values continue to rise steadily in line with other areas across Waikato. Property values have reached $325k, seeing a 5.3% rise in the last 3 months. House Price Index New Zealand $620k +4.9% +14.3% City $529k +7.5% +27.1% Hauraki District $325k +5.6% +25.2% New Zealand City Hauraki District Waikato District Matamata-Piako District Waipa District Waikato District $404k +4.7% +28.7% 3 Month Value Change Matamata-Piako District $364k +6.4% +26.2% Waipa District $464k +6.6% +26.7% 5.6% Hauraki 4.7% Waikato 7.5% 6.4% Matamata-Piako < 0 % 0-0.9 % 1-1.9 % 6.6% Waipa 2-2.9 % 3-3.9 % 4-4.9 % > 5 %

Market Update is New Zealand s fourth most populous city and constitutes more than 30 major suburbs and a population of over 150,000. Growth in has surged over the last few years, with the boom of Auckland property prices and buyers looking for more affordable housing within commuting distance of the City of Sails. North East continues to have the highest average value in the city at $677k seeing 28.1% growth over the last 12 months. The North East area has seen an incredible 50.6% increase in values since the previous peak in 2008. South West suburbs hold the lower values in the city with an average value of $462k, however this area continues to show steady growth climbing 6.1% in the last quarter and 26.5% in the last 12 months, superseding its previous peak value by 35.0%. As values continue to rise in, housing supply continues to outstrip demand and first home buyers, encouraged by record low interest rates and Kiwisaver incentives, are continuing to put pressure on the market. Hauraki, Waihi & Paeroa Market Update With over 4,000 dwellings in Hauraki, property values continue to rise in its main suburbs of Paeroa, Turua and Waihi and Waihi Beach. The market had previously been relatively flat in Waihi and Paeroa between 2013-2014, but has bounced back since the end of 2015. Waihi, with an average property value of $298k, has grown by 27.9% in the last year, whereas Paeroa has experienced 21.7% annual growth. The average value for a property in Paeroa is $283k, up 10% since the 2008 peak. Waihi has seen a number of listings in the last 12 months at 143 properties listed for sale. Out of those listed, 120 properties changed hands compared to 88 sold in Paeroa. In comparison average property values in Waihi Beach are more than double that of Waihi, just 10 kilometers away. The beach is a popular spot for holiday homes ranging from modest holiday baches to sprawling beach-front executive homes, with most commanding views of the coastline. Values in the area have been at this level since the previous peak, only growing 8.7% since 2008. North East Central & North West South East South West Waihi Paeroa Waihi Beach North East $628k +8.4% +29.6% Waihi $298k +5.4% +27.9% Central & North West $452k +5.4% +26.4% Paeroa $283k +5.0% +21.7% South East $449k +5.3% +29.2% Waihi Beach $671k +3.4% +17.4% South West $435k +6.7% +29.8%

Huntly, Ngaruawahia & Raglan Market Update The Waikato District boasts a semi-rural community with the main industries of dairy farming, forestry and coal mining boosting the local economy. The average land size of residential property in the Waikato District is 966m². The three largest suburbs of the region are Huntly, Ngaruawahia and Raglan, each experiencing strong upward growth since mid to late 2015. Huntly has experienced the strongest annual growth of 36.3% with the average property value now reaching $295k. This is an increase of 34.7% since the previous peak value. Raglan has also experienced strong growth after some volatile movements in the market over the years, increasing 25.2% in the last 12 months. Although value change in Raglan has been the lowest of the three areas, given the beach side holiday nature of the area, the average value is the highest in Raglan at $554k. There have been 110 properties sold in Raglan over the last year, with the highest sales price fetching $1.3 million. Matamata/Piako Market Update Many tourists visit the Matamata/ Piako district, partially because of its participation in the acclaimed Lord of the Rings Trilogy. The main suburbs in this district are the farming towns of Matamata and Morrinsville where values have well surpassed that of their previous peaks by over 20.0%. This quarter Matamata has seen lower quarterly growth than neighbouring Morrinsville with a rise of 4.4% compared to 7.1%. This is reflective also in the annual value change, with average values in Morrinsville of 24.2% and 21.8% in Matamata. There have been a number of properties sold in the two suburbs in the last year, seeing between 220-230 properties change hands.75% of properties were sold between $417k - $419k and 25% of properties between $266k - $269k. The two suburbs continue to reflect each other in median rents of $300 per week with the gross rental yields of 3.9% and 4.0%. Properties are selling relatively quickly in both Huntly and Ngaruawahia with an average days on the market of 51 and 31 days. However in Raglan properties are on the market for a longer period on average of 110 days. Huntly Ngaruawahia Raglan Matamata Morrinsville Huntly $295k +7.7% +36.3% Matamata $396k +4.4% +21.8% Ngaruawahia $323k +6.0% +27.9% Morrinsville $392k +7.1% +24.2% Raglan $554k +5.9% +25.2%

Waipa Market Update In the Waipa district the towns of Cambridge, Te Awamutu, Pirongia and Kihikihi function as service towns for the nearby farmland areas and provide entertainment, luxury, day-to-day and business shops and services. It is an area with a strong sense of community amongst its 50,000 plus residents. The six main suburbs in the area have a large average land size ranging from 854m² to 1453m². There was consistent quarterly growth across all three of the main suburbs of Cambridge, Te Awamutu and Leamington of 3.3% - 3.6%. Annually Te Awamutu has experienced the strongest growth of 22.0%. Compared to the previous peak in 2008 values have risen significantly, seeing change upwards of 25.5%, and reaching 38.1% in Cambridge and 39.1% in Leamington. Rents vary on average from $320 in Te Awamutu to $400 in both Cambridge and Leamington. Rental yields for the suburbs are between 3.7% - 4.3% across the suburbs. Te Awamutu $391k +3.6% +22.0% Cambridge $561k +3.6% +18.3% Leamington $498k +3.3% +20.8% Te Awamutu Cambridge Leamington

If you re looking to sell, buy or rent, we can connect you with your local LJ Hooker office today. mymarket Report Contact Us On: Cambridge Huntly Morrinsville Waihi Beach Treetown Real Estate Ltd Central Waikato Realty Ltd Lemontree Realty Ltd 55 Victoria Street, Cambridge P 07 827 7188 F 07 827 7062 cambridge@ljh.co.nz 102 Main Street P 07 828 8525 F 07 828 8523 huntly@ljh.co.nz 181 Thames Street, Morrinsville P 07 889 8015 F 07 889 3955 morrinsville@ljh.co.nz 27 Wilson Road, Waihi Beach P 07 863 5801 F 07 863 4588 waihibeach@ljh.co.nz Matamata Pokeno 1030 Victoria Street, P 07 838 2039 F 07 838 3294 hamilton@ljh.co.nz Gibson Barron Realty Ltd 62 Arawa Street, Matamata P 07 888 5677 F 07 888 8608 matamata@ljh.co.nz 63 Great South Road, Pokeno P 09 232 6762 F 09 232 6769 pokeno@ljh.co.nz Ngaruawahia Raglan Te Awamutu 19 Jesmond Street, Ngaruawahia P 07 824 8601 F 07 824 8602 nga@ljh.co.nz 25 Bow Street, P 07 825 7170 F 07 825 7190 raglan@ljh.co.nz Te Awamutu Realty Ltd 41 Mahoe Street, Te Awamutu P 07 871 5044 F 07 871 5099 office@ljhta.co.nz All LJ Hooker offices are Licensed REAA 2008