Invercargill
12pm Wednesday, 5 February
Wanaka
12pm Friday, 7 February
Rotorua
11am Tuesday, 11 February
Geraldine, Temuka, Timaru
3pm Tuesday, 11 February
Taupo/Turangi
11am Wednesday, 12 February
Taumarunui/Ohakune
1pm Wednesday, 12 February
New Plymouth
1pm Wednesday, 12 February
Rangiora & Selwyn
2pm Wednesday, 12 February
Dunedin/Mosgiel
5pm Wednesday, 12 February
Waikato
10am Thursday, 13 February
Tokoroa
11am Thursday, 13 February
Hokitika
11am Thursday, 13 February
Pahiatua/Dannevirke
2pm Thursday, 13 February
Greymouth
3pm Thursday, 13 February
Oamaru
1pm Thursday, 13 February
Whakatane
11am Friday, 14 February
Westport, Reefton
11am Friday, 14 February
Hastings/Napier/CHB
12pm Friday, 14 February
Palmerston North/Feilding/Marton
11am Friday, 14 February
Whangarei
11am Tuesday, 18 February
Whangarei Branch, 61 Walton Street, Whangarei
Carterton
1pm Wednesday, 19 February
Kapiti/Levin/Foxton
1pm Thursday, 20 February
Tauranga/Te Puke/Papamoa/Te Puna
11am Thursday, 20 February
Transparency. Auctions provide a clear and open environment where all bidders can see the competition. This transparency helps you understand the current market value of the property, reducing the guesswork often involved in private negotiations.
Speed and Certainty. Once the hammer falls, the property is yours (pending any conditions specified before the auction). This eliminates the prolonged back-and-forth of traditional sales processes, giving you immediate certainty.
Fairness and Opportunity. Auctions level the playing field by giving every buyer an equal chance to secure the property. If you're the highest bidder and meet the reserve price, the property is yours, avoiding lengthy negotiations.
