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Lower Hutt Property Buyers Are Stock Battle of Boulcott Hip hop cops Bones, graves NZ police are may stay again on the council plan P3 beat P5 The Hutt News Tuesday, July 5, 2016 ALICETOWN: RV $510,000; SOLD FOR $704,000 AVALON: RV $565,000; SOLD FOR $784,000 Part of a sizzling market, 36 Tama Street in Alicetown, left, and 6 Rosebank Place in Avalon sold for well above their rateable value. Boom sees Hutt homes soar JARED NICOLL strengthened by record low inter- ‘‘The market should continue ‘‘Make no mistake the number of homes for sale in est rates and a lack of housing this way for a few more years at Wellington in March was down 40 Lower Hutt property buyers are stock. the minimum with our current this is not a housing per cent on the previous year. being priced out of the market as Figures provided by the Real low interest rates, which experts crisis like some ‘‘Any house at the moment is the boom reaches levels not seen Estate Institute of NZ revealed the picking they will drop again this popular, whether it’s $300,000 or since the 1980s. average house price in the Hutt year. claim, this is just $800,000. There’s just such a lack A modern home in Avalon Valley rose 19 per cent from ‘‘Make no mistake this is not a another property of stock.’’ with a rateable value of $565,000 $332,500 in July 2011 to $397,000 in housing crisis like some claim, Cheaper areas such as Naenae, sold at auction for $784,000 last May this year. this is just another property cycle cycle hitting its Stokes Valley and Wainuiomata week while a villa with an RV of The average house price in hitting its straps.’’ straps.’’ were also on the up. $510,000 went for $704,000 in Upper Hutt Central rose from Kemeys said Petone had A two-bedroom former state- Rupert Kemeys Alicetown. $304,000 to $407,500. become a hot spot built on the Ray White Lower Hutt managing director house in Taita with an RV of Hutt City Professionals manag- Quotable Value figures showed development of Jackson St. $275,000 went for $345,000 follow- ing director John Ross said a Upper Hutt’s 1970s subdivision A house there recently sold for ing interest from eight bidders at ‘‘once-in-35-year phenomenon’’ in Totara Park had been driven up $750,000, almost 60 per cent more auction. market confidence had followed by intense competition between than its RV. Brockelbank said some rental the lows of the recent economic home buyers and investors by 7.2 Professionals real estate agent owners were seeing this as a downturn, similar to that seen per cent to $328,950 between Octo- Shane Brockelbank said the prime time to sell their invest- after a slow-down in the 1970s. ber and May. amount of Lower Hutt properties ment property, particularly as With the wider Wellington Ray White Lower Hutt manag- listed on TradeMe had plummeted rents were tending not to rise at market flat since 2008, the sizzling ing director Rupert Kemeys said to 183 on Monday compared to the same rate as house values. market was a natural correction residents were ‘‘going back to the about 700 this time last year. The amount of buyers for years lacking capital growth. tried and true investment of Meanwhile, figures from reaching down from Auckland That confidence had been bricks and mortar’’. Harcourts’ Market Watch show remained at a similar level. 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