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  • 💕 The 5 Love Languages of Real Estate

    Buying or selling a home is a big life moment full of excitement, nerves, and plenty of decision-making. But just like any great relationship, the best real estate experiences are built on trust, care, and good communication. So we thought we’d have a little fun and share the 5 Love … Read more

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  • Selling in Canterbury? Why Presentation Matters More Than Ever

    In Canterbury’s current property market, first impressions are more important than ever. With buyers having access to more information and more choice, how a home presents, both online and in person can play a major role in how quickly it sells and the level of interest it attracts. Today’s buyers … Read more

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  • Celebrating Waitangi Day 2026

    Waitangi Day, held each year on 6 February, is an important moment for all New Zealanders to reflect, connect, and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Aotearoa. It commemorates the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi in 1840 and represents a shared history that continues to shape our nation today. … Read more

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  • The year housing gets exciting again

    After two years of quietly rebuilding, confidence, affordability and momentum return to New Zealand’s housing market – and 2026 is the year it finally shows, says Nerida Conisbee, Ray White Group Chief Economist.

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  • A breakthrough year for borrowers

    Technology, competition, and smarter financial habits are reshaping the borrowing landscape, giving homeowners more choice, clarity and leverage in 2026, says Nicole Ferguson, Loan Market’s National Director.

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  • What Makes a Good Family Home in Canterbury?

    Family buyers continue to play a major role in the Canterbury property market, and demand for well-located, practical homes remains strong. While every family’s needs are different, there are certain features that consistently stand out when it comes to choosing the ideal family home. One of the most important factors … Read more

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  • Back to School and Back to Routine: What Families Look for in a Home

    As the school year begins, many Christchurch families find themselves reassessing whether their current home still suits their lifestyle. New school timetables, after-school activities, sports practices and busy weekday routines often highlight what is and isn’t working in a family home. For many buyers, school zones are one of the … Read more

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  • The Benefits of Buying New or Near-New Homes in Canterbury

    New and near-new homes continue to attract strong interest from Canterbury buyers, particularly from those seeking low-maintenance living, modern design, and long-term peace of mind. As lifestyle expectations evolve and energy efficiency becomes increasingly important, many buyers are finding that recently built homes offer a compelling alternative to older properties. … Read more

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  • Understanding Ongoing Costs When Buying a Home in Canterbury

    Buying a home is about far more than the purchase price. While securing the right property is exciting, it’s just the first step ongoing ownership costs are an important factor that many buyers underestimate. Understanding these costs early can make the difference between a smooth, confident purchase and unexpected financial … Read more

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  • Back-to-School Tips (January/February)

    As the summer holidays draw to a close, getting organised can help ease the transition back to routine. Start introducing earlier bedtimes a week before school begins Freeze sandwiches and pre-pack snacks to save time. Label everything — uniforms, lunchboxes, water bottles Stock up early on stationery to avoid the … Read more

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  • A Fresh Grocery Option Just Around the Corner: Introducing Kai Co

    If you live in Marshland or the northern suburbs of Christchurch, there’s a brilliant new reason to smile on your next grocery run, Kai Co, a locally owned supermarket, has opened its doors at the Northwood Supa Centa on Radcliffe Road. That’s just a short drive from Marshland, making this … Read more

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  • New Granny Flat Rules Make It Easier for Kiwis to Build at Home

    Big changes have arrived for homeowners across New Zealand, with new legislation now making it much easier to build a granny flat on your property. From 15 January 2026, many standalone granny flats can now be built without needing a full building consent or resource consent, helping families create extra … Read more

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