New Zealand’s property market heats up!

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New Zealand’s housing market has emerged from 2008’s slump, pushed by record low interest rates, plus lots of government spending.

The median home sales price rose 6.1% during the year to end-September 2009, to NZ$350,000 (US$ 254,429), according to the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) - or 4.3% when adjusted for inflation.

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