Kelvin Davidson
Kelvin Davidson is the chief property economist at CoreLogic, a prominent property data and analytics company in New Zealand. He is known for his expertise in property valuations and market trends, providing insights that help homeowners and policymakers understand the implications of property valuation changes. Recently, Davidson highlighted the significance of rated valuations (RVs) in determining council rates, explaining how fluctuations in RVs impact homeowners' rates despite the overall valuation drop in Wellington's housing market.
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New Zealand:
Kelvin Davidson is the chief property economist at Cotality who commented on the potential impact of mortgage rate changes.
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New Zealand:
Cotality New Zealand chief property economist Kelvin Davidson believed that in June, borrowers might have been more fixated on locking in attractive rates.
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New Zealand:
Kelvin Davidson is the chief property economist at Cotality New Zealand.
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New Zealand:
Cotality chief property economist Kelvin Davidson said the housing market effects from today’s OCR decision were 'likely to be negligible'.
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New Zealand:
Kelvin Davidson, chief property economist at Cotality, noted the challenges in finding comparable sales for properties in Muriwai.
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New Zealand:
CoreLogic property economist Kelvin Davidson discussed the trends in low-deposit lending for first-home buyers.
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New Zealand:
Kelvin Davidson, chief property economist for Cotality NZ, said the figures for the March quarter tell a story of resilience.
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New Zealand:
Kelvin Davidson is the CoreLogic NZ chief property economist who discussed the downward bias in New Zealand's interest rate environment.
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New Zealand:
Kelvin Davidson is the chief property economist at CoreLogic NZ who commented on potential shifts in borrowing behavior.
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New Zealand:
Kelvin Davidson, chief property economist at CoreLogic, comments on the current high rental prices.
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