The whole marketing and selling process was trouble-free. I have no hesitation in recommending Craig & Paul to others putting their homes on the market.
- Erin Kennedy
Craig achieved a very good price for our home, and at all times we really felt reassured that he was working for us, as the vendors, and that he was working hard for his commission. Selling your home can be very stressful as it is your most expensive asset and we always felt we were in good hands! I would certainly recommend Craig as an agent to anyone wanting to sell their home.
- Richard and Kirsten Cunningham
We were impressed with the comradeship and team like manner in which Craig and his colleagues operated throughout the sale and we know that we made the right decision.
- Wayne Emerson
According to the latest Roost home loan affordability index, published today, 59.5 percent of a median income would be needed to pay the mortgage on a median priced house bought in July.
That is down from 61.3 percent the month before, having peaked at 83.4 percent in March 2008.
Based on the monthly measure, calculated by interest.co.nz in association with Roost, affordability has been improving since last December as house prices flattened out and interest rates fell.
In July, affordability improved significantly in Queenstown, Waikato/Bay of Plenty, Hawke's Bay, Nelson, Wellington and Canterbury because house prices fell.
But affordability worsened slightly in Northland, Manawatu, Otago and Southland because house prices rose. Auckland is now the least affordable area in New Zealand, taking that mantle from Queenstown for the first time since January 2002.
NZPA
