Nikki Preston
Reporter at New Zealand Herald
Reporter at NZ Herald with a strange penchant for local politics. Opinions are my own.
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2 weeks ago |
oneroof.co.nz | Nikki Preston
- Property traders showed strong interest in a 1960s Hamilton rental, with 16 offers in five days. - The two-bedroom home on Casper Street attracted traders due to its potential for value addition. - First-home buyers and flippers are competing for properties. at the bottom end of the city's marketProperty traders went crazy for a tired 1960s rental in a relatively average part of Hamilton, with the property attracting 16 offers in just five days.
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2 weeks ago |
oneroof.co.nz | Nikki Preston
- Tony Connell transformed two former halls in Wairoa into residential units over four years. - He invested $470,000 in the project, creating a five-bedroom home and a one-bedroom unit. - Connell is selling the properties for $250,000 and $350,000, aiming for a new adventure. Tony Connell doesn’t do boring. Four years ago, he moved to the North Island and bought a former gospel hall. Now he’s selling up so he can head off on another adventure somewhere equally unusual.
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2 weeks ago |
oneroof.co.nz | Nikki Preston
- A Whangapoua bach is back on the market after 14 months with a price indication of $3.2 million plus. - The owners upgraded the property with double glazing, insulation, and a new fireplace. - They plan to spend more time sailing, prompting the sale of what was meant to be their "forever home". A multi-million-dollar bach next to one of Coromandel’s best beaches is back on the market after just 14 months. Start your property searchFind your dream home today.
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2 weeks ago |
oneroof.co.nz | Nikki Preston
- Two contenders for Invercargill's worst house are going to auction next month. - Harcourts agent Carl Wilson warns buyers to bring a torch and leave kids at home. - Ray White agent Ben Henderson's listing is a fire-damaged home attracting developers and renovators. Two leading contenders for Invercargill's worst house are heading to auction next month, and the agents selling them are warning potential buyers to be careful. Start your property searchFind your dream home today.
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2 weeks ago |
oneroof.co.nz | Nikki Preston
- An executive home in Ōkitu sold for $3.5 million, breaking Gisborne's house price record. - The five-bedroom property, with sea views and a private walkway to Ōkitu Beach, sold in five days. - Gisborne's previous record was $3 million, for a Wainui home sold in September 2021. A beach pad with stunning sea views has smashed Gisborne’s house price record after selling for $3.5 million within five days of hitting the market. Start your property searchFind your dream home today.
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