Exclusive customer perk: free CoreLogic property reports

At Resimac, we're always looking for ways to reward you for being a loyal customer. Now, thanks to our partnership with leading property data and analytics firm CoreLogic, we're delighted to be able to give you free access to their timely market research and property reports.

These reports can help keep you up to date on the latest trends, insights and analytics for residential real estate in Australia, ensuring you're up to speed on any opportunities for buying and selling property.

This month, we have CoreLogic's annual 2021 Best of the Best Report available for free download, which offers the most comprehensive and significant analysis of residential property in the country, with suburb-level insights across a variety of measures to reveal New Zealand's best and worst performers in 2021.

Against a backdrop of sharply rising home values, increasing mortgage and cash rates – not to mention regulatory pressures and interventions – the report features a review of the property market in 2021, as well as an exclusive preview of what lies ahead in 2022.

The report also includes national and main centre Top 10 tables across the following metrics:

• Top sales including address, price and sale date
• Highest and lowest median values
• Highest and lowest value change over 12-month and five-year periods
• Highest and lowest rents and 12-month change in rents
• Highest and lowest gross rental yields.

You can download the report here ›

But that's not all!

If you're keen for an even closer look at what happened in Q4 of 2021, we also have CoreLogic's Q4 2021 NZ Property Market & Economic Update available as a free download. This report provides a detailed oversight into the main economic factors that influenced the New Zealand housing market over that period, looking at sales volumes, vales and active buyer types in the national and main centre housing markets.

Download the Q4 2021 NZ Property Market & Economic Update here ›

This material has been prepared for information purposes only. This should not be taken as constituting professional advice. You should consider seeking independent legal, financial, taxation or other advice to determine how this information relates to your own circumstances.