A return to growth in New Zealand's housing market. 

Corelogic's Home Value Index saw property values rise by 0.3 percent in February -- the strongest increase in more than a year. 

That follows a cumulative negative 4.1 percent decline from March to September last year. 

Chief Property Economist, Kelvin Davidson says [told Andrew Dickens] he thinks the housing market's returned to a more stable phase, post-pandemic. 

He says with wage growth coming through, there's a path to reasonably stable house prices ahead. 

A return to growth in New Zealand's housing market.&nbsp;
Corelogic's Home Value Index saw property values rise by 0.3 percent in February -- the strongest increase in more than a year.&nbsp;
That follows a cumulative negative 4.1 percent decline from March to September last year.&nbsp;
Chief Property Economist, Kelvin Davidson says [told Andrew Dickens] he thinks the housing market's returned to a more stable phase, post-pandemic.&nbsp;
He says with wage growth coming through, there's a path to reasonably stable house prices ahead.&nbsp;

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Kelvin Davidson: Corelogic Chief Property Economist on property values rising

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