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N.Z. House Prices Fall for First Time in Six Months

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By Tracy Withers

Jan. 18 (Bloomberg) -- New Zealand house prices fell for the first time in six months in December as the number of properties sold declined for a third month.

Prices fell 0.9 percent from November, the Auckland-based Real Estate Institute of New Zealand Inc. said today in an e- mailed statement, citing an index. The number of properties sold dropped to 4,957 from 6,056 in November.

 

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