House listings rise in Chch

Christchurch is bucking the national trend with a steady flow of new house listings, but sales remain sluggish, according to a report from realestate.co.nz. The site's monthly figures show the New Zealand property market continues to be in a "dormant" phase. Fewer new listings are coming on to the market, and sales are subdued, the report says. While Christchurch joins the rest of the country in low sales, listings are on the rise, said chief executive Alistair Helm. "Canterbury is not as badly placed as other parts of the country - there are lots of good opportunities for buyers. "The ... More

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