Sue Hall

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"Just wanted to thank you for making the sale of 53 Carrington Avenue so seamless and stressless. My only regret is that we haven't actually met you yet! But we will make sure to come over and do that before long. Anyway, thanks again for all your great work on our behalf. "

- Trevor & Pauline

"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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Sue Hall's Blog

Hamilton's Market is Ramping Up!

14th Mar 18
The latest QV house price figures are out and show that nationwide, property values are increasing. In February, house prices nationwide have increased 6.5% to an average of $672,645, which is an increase of 1.2% in the last three months

Light at the end of the Tunnel for Hamilton's First Home Buyers?

7th Mar 18
Whenever there is a change in Government, we are left wondering which plans and decisions will be upheld. Thankfully the Special Housing Areas previously planned for Hamilton are set to continue under a Labour led Government.

Steady Increases are Predicted

21st Feb 18
Real Estate statistics are reflecting that the traditional quiet period over December / January has come to an end. People are now back at work after their Christmas / Summer break and market activity across the country appears to be picking up again.

The Work has Begun!

14th Feb 18
Spending was approved in 2017 and this week, work will start on the $10.7m refurbishment of Hamilton's Waterworld. Originally, most of the spending was earmarked to build a new pool however the complex was built in 1976 and it has had little spent on it since. Councillor Mark Bunting remarked "It wasn't an easy decision. It's a lot of money. Unfortunately, it would cost more if we don't do it, in my view."

2018 Workload Huge for the Hamilton City Council

7th Feb 18
2017 provided some memorable moments for the Hamilton City Council and not all of them were good ones. There was the shock around proposed rates increases, lengthy Council meetings, proposals for big ticket projects, social media faux pas and the unexpected passing of the East Ward Councillor, Phillip Yeung.

Hamilton's Newest Park - Victoria on the River

31st Jan 18
The planning began back in 2009 when the site was first purchased, funding was allocated in 2015 and construction began last April. As the Hamilton City Council resumed business after the Christmas break, one of the first events was to officially open Victoria on the River last Thursday.

Waikato Prices Buck the Trend

24th Jan 18
The Real Estate Instute of New Zealand released their latest statistics last week. House price increases have slowed nationwide, with the national median increasing by only 5.8% when compared to December 2016.

What is an Inland Port?

17th Jan 18
The inland port being developed at Ruakura by Tainui Group Holdings has just been given consent on the final portion of land, a further 48 hectares - Making a total of 822 hectares earmarked to become part of the inland port. This huge development will span a period of 20...

Firming in House Market

10th Jan 18
Auckland is often used as a benchmark for any national trends and in Real Estate, this is definitely the case. Any patterns or trends witnessed in Auckland, are soon seen happening in other New Zealand cities and towns The urgency of sellers to secure a property sale has seemed to have...

Don't Give Them a Chance!

20th Dec 17
Christmas is the time when most of us take the chunk of our annual leave and head off for a Summer holiday. But let's be honest, nothing advertises our homes uninhabitated status more than overflowing letterboxes, drawn curtains and a lack of lighting at night. Burglars are NEVER on holiday -...
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That's SO Hamilton!

While we might bear the brunt of chlamydia jokes and are endlessly mocked by Aucklanders, we know this city is — indeed — the city of the future.

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Hamilton really might be the city of the future!

Saddled with the weight of its moniker "the city of the future", encroaching seas may lend Hamilton's tired nickname its due. Instead of automatically clinging to the country's edges, basing...

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Future Proofing Hamilton

Our city is one of the fastest growing cities in the country. Over the next ten years, the Hamilton City Council plan on investing $2b in the city's biggest ever capital...

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New Facilities Coming to Rototuna

Rototuna residents are about to see a year of large development with public consultation set to take place on a new community facility. A project team has been working on the...

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Generational Change

Its not news – With every generation change, the way we live our lives changes as well. Never has that statement been as correct as it is now … Economically, it makes more sense to go out and buy a jersey instead of knitting one, the big “OE” is now par for the course, a large amount of socialising is done via Apps or websites, more and more infants and toddlers are in full time care as both parents need ...

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