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Bidding war for luxury golf course home - $400K price drop pays off

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Nikki Preston
Bidding war for luxury golf course home - $400K price drop pays off
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A Christchurch homeowner successfully sold a luxury golf course property for $2.455 million after reducing the asking price significantly below the original valuation. The auction strategy, which included a declared reserve, attracted multiple local bidders and resulted in a sale above the reserve price.

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The sale illustrates current real estate market dynamics in New Zealand, where strategic pricing and auction processes are being used to overcome stagnant sales periods.

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Share twitter Share linkedin Share link A four-bedroom home on East Stream Lane, in Clearwater, Northwood, fetched $2.455m at auction. Photo / Supplied - A Christchurch homeowner sold their luxury golf course home for $2.455 million after slashing the price.

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