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Tauranga's biggest house sales of 2019 revealed

Zoe Hunter
By Zoe Hunter
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26 Dec, 2019 07:00 PM3 mins to read

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Tauranga's property market has had a sizzling start to the summer. Photo / File

Tauranga's property market has had a sizzling start to the summer. Photo / File

The city has recorded a number of big house sales this year. Property reporter Zoe Hunter unlocks OneRoof and Valocity's data showing which homes were crowned the biggest residential sales of the year.

Tauranga's property market has made a sizzling start to summer with an agent reporting two sales over $5 million.

The latest OneRoof/Valocity data has revealed the city's top house sales of 2019 as of the beginning of December.

But local real estate agents have reported more big sales that have toppled the crown of some of the top contenders.

The biggest sale was 71 Marine Parade in Mount Maunganui, which sold for $6 million in May.

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Sales in March made the second and third-biggest sales and included $4.8m for 866 Pyes Pa Rd and $4.1m for 209c Oceanbeach Rd.

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However, two sales that were not reflected in that data included the $6.4m sales of 59a and 59b Oceanbeach Rd and 73a Oceanbeach Rd that sold for $5.2m.

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Simon Anderson, managing director of Realty Group. Photo / File
Simon Anderson, managing director of Realty Group. Photo / File

Simon Anderson, managing director of Realty Group, which operates Eves and Bayleys, said the properties were sold by mother-and-daughter duo Kay and Janelle Ganley.

Anderson said there had been a number of high-value sales, including some prime real estate, in great locations that were rarely on the market.

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He said that was reflected in the way people were thinking about their lifestyle when buying a property and some of those big sales created a lifestyle in desirable areas, specifically in the Mount.

"It also reflects there is a lot of cash in New Zealand still," he said.

OneRoof editor Owen Vaughan said the top end of the market had been challenged especially due to the overseas buyer ban and the uncertainty of the Capital Gains Tax.

He said a lot of people had been putting off making big purchases.

OneRoof editor Owen Vaughan. Photo / File
OneRoof editor Owen Vaughan. Photo / File

"The high prices we are seeing in Tauranga, especially Mount Maunganui, for luxury homes don't seem to have been affected as much as other markets," he said.

However, people were still seeing value in beachside locations.

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"They still desire premium lifestyle properties. The demand for those properties is still going to continue into 2020."

Tremains Bay of Plenty general manager Anton Jones. Photo / File
Tremains Bay of Plenty general manager Anton Jones. Photo / File

Tremains Bay of Plenty general manager Anton Jones said the company sold a home on Oceanbeach Rd for $3.4m in December under the hammer.

Jones said it had been a slow start to September but there was a late flourish in December.

Tauranga Harcourts managing director Simon Martin said there was limited stock in the upper end of the market, but the buyers were still there.

Most of the sales were in the average price bracket, he said.

Tauranga Harcourts managing director Simon Martin. Photo / Supplied
Tauranga Harcourts managing director Simon Martin. Photo / Supplied

Biggest sales of 2019

71 Marine Parade, Mount Maunganui - $6 million, May 2019

866 Pyes Pa Rd, Pyes Pā - $4,850,000, March 2019

209c Oceanbeach Rd, Mount Maunganui - $4,175,000, March 2019

Source: OneRoof/Valocity data

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