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" Sue Hall You've done it again Sue! Sold another home for us in a very professional manner, kept us informed throughout the process and done so in a caring way. We couldn't have asked for more. Thank you Sue!! "
- Sonny and Eileen"If anyone is looking for an excellent no nonsense Real Estate Agent, then look no further than Sue Hall - She’s the one! Her knowledge of the Real Estate industry is invaluable. Sue always goes that extra mile, willing to meet with you any time of the day or night. Sue sold me my first home in 2010 and since then..."
- Vikki SeamanUpdate for February
Hamilton Real Estate continued to recover during February with 308 house sales being recorded in the city by the REINZ. The median sale price remained subdued at $352,000 reflecting the surge of first home buyers and investors into the market. The number of houses available for sale as advertised on realestate.co.nz plummeted to 788 by the end of February from 971 at the end of November. The increased demand and lower availability of houses to sell makes it a terrific time for people who are selling. Prices at auction reflect the strength in the Hamilton market.
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