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Kiwi house hunters making a near $30,000 a minute decision
A new survey from Trade Me Property's revealed some surprising open home behaviours of Kiwi house hunters.
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A new Trade Me Property survey reveals surprising open home habits. Kiwi buyers spend an average of just 28 minutes at a viewing for a property they're serious about—a decision worth nearly $30,000 per minute based on average asking prices.
The findings show buying is an emotional journey, with common behaviours including checking wardrobes and testing water pressure. Many also focus on cosmetic features that are easily changed, highlighting the fast-paced nature of purchasing a home in New Zealand.
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