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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 familyNew Zealand's Most Expensive Streets
Homes.co.nz has put together a list of New Zealand's most expensive streets to buy a property in, and not surprisingly, the priciest place to purchase is Herne Bay in Auckland.
Cremorne Street has an estimated median value of $6.554 million! That's an increase of just under 9% on last year, up from $6.014 million.
Believe it or not, in the last year, those living in Cremorne Street have netted capital gains of around $500,000 - Even with the slow-down in the market, quality homes are still very much sought after.
Wondering what streets in Hamilton have the top prices?
| Kotahi Avenue, Beerescourt | $1.410 million |
| River Oaks Place, Pukete | $1.224 million |
| Durham Heights, Flagstaff | $1.137 million |
| San Clemento Way, Rototuna | $1.065 million |
| Karl Michael Crescent, Flagstaff | $1.058 million |
To read more of the article written by Susan Edmunds, containing the top seven cities with New Zealand's most expensive streets and more information from Homes.co.nz, click here to visit the Stuff website.
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