While still frequently used, the difference between 2021’s peak house prices and current house prices is losing its relevance as a measure of the state of the current housing market.
Barfoot & Thompson was proud to sponsor the New Zealand International Building Expo & Summit (NZIBES), held on 14–15 August at the Due Drop Events Centre.
Barfoot & Thompson Summit 2026 brought our people together for an afternoon of inspiring speakers, honest conversations, fresh ideas and plenty of moments to reflect on what’s next.
The number of homes for sale on a monthly basis is as high now as it has been at any period in the last 18 years and it is credited with being a major contributor to keeping house prices from increasing..
In recent months, the Auckland housing market has been absorbing uncertainty and adjusting to new conditions. Read more from Peter Thompson, Managing Director of Barfoot & Thompson.
There is a recovery underway in the residential real estate market around New Zealand. Read more from Tony Alexander, guest columnist for Barfoot & Thompson.
Highlights from the prizegiving evening at the recent International Property Awards in London, where Barfoot & Thompson won three international awards - a first for any real estate agency.
Barfoot & Thompson has made history and has been recognised among the very best in the world at the recent International Property Awards in London, securing not one, not two, but three international awards - a first for any real estate agency.
