Sue Hall

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"Sue Hall recently acted for me with respect to the sale of one of my properties and she had also previously acted for me with the sale of another property. I must say that it has been a pleasure to deal with Sue. She is courteous, efficient, very direct and business like with her statements and communicates regularly. As a busy..."

- John

"Great company, great resources and great people. Sue has managed to sell our house within only the two month period we agreed upon. The sale became unconditional within seven days and Sue managed to keep our lovely tenant in place, as we had promised them. Great job! Thank you Sue and your team. "

- Mujiono family
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Sticking with Tradition

18th Jul 18
Bindi Norwell, CEO of the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand featured on 1 NEWS Breakfast this morning to discuss the New Zealand real estate market.

Have your say with the Hamilton City Council

13th Jun 18
Every six years, Council's are required to hold a review around their representations and this year, the Hamilton City Council will be holding it's Representation Review. To help with the pre-consultation phase of the review, the Council has launched a public survey via the internet.

The Doors are Reopening!

7th Jun 18
After a year and a half of waiting, the Hamilton City Council has announced a date for the reopening of the Central City Library. Back in December 2016, there were serious concerns raised around the safety of the Library building, should Hamilton experience any seismic activity. The issues that were discovered called for the immediate close of the building until repairs could be carried out.

The Vision of Te Awa Lakes

30th May 18
I first reported back in October 2017 that the Perry Group had big plans for a disused Te Rapa quarry site under the project name of "Te Awa Lakes". The plan has not yet been given the official go ahead as the area needs to be rezoned and approval given by the Hamilton City Council for the area to be used in accordance with the Te Awa Lakes project plan. Nevertheless, interest in the development continues ...

Three questions you should ask your Mortgage Advisor

24th May 18
When you’re shopping around for a mortgage, it makes sense to work with someone who understands the industry and market conditions. A Mortgage Adviser is that person - Someone who acts as an intermediary between you and the Lender, working on your behalf.

Intense Competition and Confidence Drive Hamilton's Record Median House Price

16th May 18
Hamilton’s median house price achieved a record during April 2018 at $562,000, according to the Real Estate Institute of NZ statistics released on 11 May. This is up from a $535,000 median in March 2018.

High End Hotel Vacancy Filled

9th May 18
The building that once housed Les Mills was torn down back in 2014 and, back then, there were plans for a retail and office space to be built. Fast-forward to May 2018 and the Hamilton City Council has now approved a hotel development for the vacant site.

Exciting Future Ahead

2nd May 18
Back in 2014 the Inland Revenue Department announced that it needed new premises to house it's 900 staff that were, at that time, based in the somewhat iconic IRD building in Bryce Street. Since then, around 400 staff have moved to offices in Garnett Avenue, Te Rapa leaving 500 still in Bryce Street. However in 2016, a second announcement was made by the IRD advising that an agreement had been reached with a development company for a lease in a new development to be built on Home Straight, Te Rapa. To date, plans are on track for the staff housed at Bryce Street to move to the new Te Rapa offices later this year.

Hamilton's Residential Housing Market is Shifting in Favour of Sellers

26th Apr 18
Lodge Real Estate’s Managing Director Jeremy O’Rourke says Real Estate Institute of NZ statistics released on 17 April show Hamilton’s residential housing market is shifting in favour of sellers. “March was a very strong month for home sales in Hamilton and buyer demand continues to rise. There were 344 homes sold in Hamilton during March and that compares to just 291 in February and 336 in March 2017.

The Designs are In

18th Apr 18
Proposed designs for Hamilton’s new Waikato Regional Theatre have now been released. The design sees the Theatre overlooking the Waikato river and includes a boutique hotel, an art gallery, retail space and the Theatre itself comprising of 1300 seats.
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Sue Hall's Blog

Christmas at the Lake 2019

Once again this year, Christmas at the Lake returns to Innes Common. The free, community event will be happening this coming Saturday 21st December 2019 and will kick off from 5.30pm. There will be tonnes of performances and things to do including eight dance groups, four live bands, food stalls, rides and slides as well as face painting and Santa might even call in to visit the kids!

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Te Koopuu Mural Project Artists Selected

New Zealand’s soon to be largest mural has now got mastermind artists behind it and they are preparing to bring it to life in January 2020. A group of visual artists operating under the name Te Whētū Collective were recently selected to tackle the 248 metre long canvas.

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Hamilton's Average House Price Just Under $600,000

A lack of stock, a revitalised CBD and a positive economy helped push the average house price in Hamilton to $596,912 in November, according to the latest snapshot of the housing market. The CoreLogic QV House Price Index found Hamilton saw a 5.5 per cent year-on-year increase in average value, up 1.5 per cent on the quarter and 0.8 per cent higher than the month earlier.

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Rotokauri Transport Hub is Underway

The first earth has moved for Hamilton's new transport hub.  The official sod turning has been held at the Tasman Road site with Labour MP Jamie Strange and Hamilton Mayor Paula Southgate doing the honours. 

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The New Look Claudelands Bridge is Ready!

After seven weeks of construction, the new look Claudelands Bridge will be relaunched to the public this week. Some traffic management such as cones and message boards will be removed gradually to allow for road users to get used to the new layout and function.

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