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    Property prices have fallen across country for a second time this year

    Property prices have fallen across country for a second time this year


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    Trade Me's latest Property Report shows the average April asking price was down 0.8 percent on March.

    The West Coast had the biggest decrease - down 7.4 percent.

    Trade Me Property Director, Gavin Lloyd, says things remain volatile, with affordability and uncertainty still an issue for buyers and sellers.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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