National property values have continued to gradually rise according to the QV residential property index for September.

National property values have continued to gradually increase according to the QV residential property index for August.

National property values have steadied according to the QV residential property index for July.

The QV residential property index shows that nationwide values increased in June, driven largely by the Auckland market.

The results of the latest consumer survey of the New Zealand housing market carried out by PropertyIQ in the QV.co.nz newsletter shows little change from the last survey in December 2010.

The QV residential property indices show that nationwide values have remained flat in May.

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Residential property values for all New Zealand have stabilised according to the QV indices for January, but there remains considerable variability between areas.

Homeowners in most regions tend to receive their updated Rating Value every three years. This will inevitably raise some questions such as how is a Rating Value determined and what does this mean?

Comparing house value changes between urban, provincial and rural areas. In our monthly property value statistics releases we calculate the value change for each of the 74 territorial authorities around the country.