AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHousing Market Update (NZ): In Auckland, June sales rose modestly while prices slipped, with median and average down 4% to $940,000 and $1,107,945, suggesting buyers have leverage as vendors stay realistic amid ample stock. Buyer Competition (Canada): Toronto-area home sales jumped 9.4% in June year-over-year to 6,770, while new listings fell 12.9%, pointing to a tighter market that could support price stabilization later in 2026. Local Pricing Reality Check (US): In the East Bay, a Berkeley team says many homes list below what they ultimately sell for—often far above asking—so buyers need data-driven pricing, not headlines. Foreign Buyer Curbs (Spain/Canaries): The Canary Islands government backs making non-resident property purchases more expensive to cool speculation and ease the housing crunch. Mortgage/Insurance Readiness (UK): Flood Re is developing Flood Performance Certificates to help homeowners understand flood resilience and potentially lower insurance costs. Compliance for Transactions (Australia): PEXA Clear launched an AML/CTF compliance tool for property professionals as new rules take effect. Buyer Caution (India): Noida Authority warned buyers not to purchase plots tied to specific khasra numbers in areas where illegal construction and encroachments have been reported. Homebuying Practicalities (US): A home inspection reminder: skipping inspections can mean costly surprises after closing.
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