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- Sonny and EileenUpdate 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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Have your say with the Hamilton City Council
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.
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.
