Ray White New Zealand celebrates its 2026 winners
More than 1,400 Ray White members, industry partners and leaders came together at the New Zealand International Convention Centre in Auckland last night for the group's 2025-26 annual awards.
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Te Atatū market update: August 2026
The West Auckland property market continues to navigate a calm, considered environment as winter draws to a close. Across Te Atatū Peninsula and Te Atatū South, both buyers and sellers are taking a deliberate approach, focusing on long-term value, community connectivity, and quality property decisions. Here is a clear look at what the latest data … […]
RBNZ delivers expected hike to 2.75 per cent
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has raised the cash rate for the second time this year. Inflation came in above the Bank's own forecast, with petrol driving most of the increase but local costs adding to it.
Ray White expands into Katikati with industry heavyweights at the helm
Ray White New Zealand is proud to announce the opening of its newest office, Ray White Katikati, led by experienced real estate leaders David Sylvester and Grace Anderson.
Where New Zealand's next million-dollar suburbs are
A decade ago, the million-dollar suburb was almost exclusively an Auckland phenomenon. The map of where that threshold sits today, and where it is heading next, tells a very different story about New Zealand housing.
Te Atatu South and Peninsula Real Estate Market Update: June 2026
The West Auckland property market continues to track along a steady, predictable path as winter sets in. Buyers and sellers across Te Atatū Peninsula and Te Atatū South are taking a considered, well-informed approach to their real estate decisions, with active demand centred on well-located, quality residential properties. Here is a clear look at what … […]
The illusion of a flat market: what 4.1 per cent inflation means for housing
A market that looks flat on paper can still be falling in real terms. New Zealand house prices have held inside a narrow band for three years while inflation has quietly widened the gap between nominal and real value.
Locals snap up New Zealand’s luxury homes
Since New Zealand’s international buyer ban was updated, Ray White New Zealand has seen limited activity from international buyers, with 91 per cent of sales over $5 million going to New Zealand residents.
RBNZ moves early to get the hiking cycle under way
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has raised the Official Cash Rate by 25 basis points to 2.50 per cent.
Historical beachfront estate hits the market
A historical beachfront home on the sought-after Sumner Esplanade has hit the market for the first time in more than three decades.
Ray White Mt Eden celebrates 10 years of excellence
Ray White Mt Eden is proudly celebrating its 10-year anniversary, marking a decade of market leadership, innovation, and unwavering client commitment under the guidance of business owner Jared Cooksley.
New Zealand CBD’s parking shows mixed results
Parking rates are one of the more honest indicators of CBD vibrancy. Across New Zealand's three largest centres they are now moving in different directions, and the reasons sit outside the parking market itself.
Making sense of the April REINZ stats: What it means for the Te Atatu Peninsula property market
The latest Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) figures for April 2026 have just been released, showing a property market that’s navigating a testing mid-cycle position. If you’ve been following the property news lately, you’ll know that broader economic factors—especially cost-of-living pressures like food, insurance, and local rates—are causing buyers across the country to … […]
Te Atatū Peninsula: Coastal Connection and Your Autumn Market Update
The golden hour is arriving a little earlier on the Peninsula, and as the autumn breeze settles over the Waitematā, there is a distinct sense of community in the air. In May 2026, the Te Atatū Peninsula property market is showing a unique “coastal resilience”—holding steady while providing more choice for local families than we … […]
Te Atatu Peninsula Market Update: Coastal Resilience and Choice in March 2026
The March 2026 property data from REINZ highlights a housing market that is “holding its nerve” despite broader economic shifts. Locally, the Te Atatu Peninsula continues to be a standout destination for buyers seeking that unique coastal lifestyle and a sense of community stability. While external factors like fuel prices rising to almost $4.00 per … […]
Te Atatū Peninsula: Community, Connection, and Coastal Growth
At Ray White Te Atatū Peninsula, we’re more than just your local real estate experts; we’re your neighbours. As we move through March 2026, the Peninsula is buzzing with more than just a stable property market—there’s a real sense of energy in our community spaces and infrastructure. Here’s what is making headlines in our corner … […]
Te Atatū Peninsula Local Living: Your March 2026 Property Update
At Ray White Te Atatū Peninsula, we believe in keeping it honest, simple, and real . As we move through March 2026, our unique “island-style” community continues to show a distinct brand of West Auckland resilience. Here is what you need to know about the property landscape in our backyard, based on the REINZ market … […]
Te Atatū Peninsula: Selling a Lifestyle Surrounded by the Sea
At Ray White Te Atatū Peninsula, we know that moving here isn’t just about finding a house; it’s about joining a vibrant, Peninsula community. We don’t just list properties; we sell the lifestyle of being part of Auckland’s most iconic coastal enclave. Here is how we bring the unique spirit of the Peninsula to life … […]
Auckland’s 2026 Outlook: Beyond the Headlines
For those of us in Tāmaki Makaurau, the market is behaving like a “normal” market again. While national headlines might talk about broad trends, Auckland is a collection of unique suburbs, each moving at its own pace. Current Auckland Trends: The “Move-In Ready” Premium: Buyers are currently prioritising homes that are ready to enjoy immediately. … […]
The Peninsula’s “Goldilocks” Market
While some parts of Tāmaki Makaurau have recently felt the effects of a “public sector malaise,” Te Atatū Peninsula continues to attract people who value coastal walkways, village vibes, and a tight-knit sense of community. We are currently in what economists call a “Goldilocks” phase: conditions aren’t too hot, but they certainly aren’t cold. The … […]
