Tall Poppy Cambridge

20/10/2021

We've been named as a finalist in the 2021 Electra Business and Innovation Awards!

27/09/2021

It's Day 1 of Mental Health Awareness Week. Each day this week is a chance to take time to kōrero.

This week is all about connecting with the people in our lives and creating space for conversations about mental health and wellbeing.

Whether it's checking in with a mate, having a kōrero over some kai or saying hello to a stranger, a little chat can go a long way.

To find out more, click the link here: https://bit.ly/2ZE4bdz

30/04/2021

Thank goodness in my last column I noted that we could see a temporary reversal of the slowing house price inflation trend underway since December in response to investors rushing to buy before having to stump up a 40% deposit. After rising by 3.9% in November, average house prices for all New Zeala...

28/04/2021

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31/03/2021

Before the new year, average house prices around New Zealand were rising at an annualised pace of over 35%. 🏡📈

Is the market beginning to cool off in 2021? Economist Tony Alexander weighs in on recent market trends.

Towards the end of last year, average house prices around New Zealand were rising at an annualised pace of over 35%. That is clearly an unsustainable pace of increase and things will slow down. In fact, much as we continue to see stories of some unusually high prices being paid by some buyers frustr...

08/03/2021

Happy International Women’s Day to all the incredibly innovative women at Tall Poppy! With majority of both our Head Office staff and agents being female, we celebrate you all today!

01/03/2021

Has the change in season got you thinking of a change in address? 🍂

Talk to us and see how much you could save today!

26/02/2021

Thank you New Zealand for voting for fairness. ✅

Tall Poppy has been voted first equal for Canstar’s Customer Satisfaction award and Agency of the Year with Rate My Agent! 🏆

We couldn’t have won these awards without you. 😁😁😁

24/02/2021

Banks are now required to accept deposits of at least 40% of the purchase price from investors buying residential property, and everyone is wondering whether this might cause a substantial slowing in the frenzied activity and pace of price rises seen since September. The answer is probably not.

03/02/2021

In my last column for 2020, written a couple of months ago, I retained a positive outlook for house price rises on the basis of the Reserve Bank wanting to maintain record low interest rates, surging FOMO (fear of missing out), lack of listings, plus a few other smaller factors. Have things changed?