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Wealthy buyers flying in every two weeks: Lodge sells for $16.5m as Queenstown feels the heat

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Wealthy buyers flying in every two weeks: Lodge sells for $16.5m as Queenstown feels the heat
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A luxury lodge in Queenstown-Lakes recently sold for $16.5 million, significantly exceeding its $11 million RV. While geopolitical tensions initially slowed the high-end market, increased interest from Australian buyers has revitalized luxury property sales in the region.

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This sale illustrates the resilience of the luxury real estate market in New Zealand despite global economic and political volatility.

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Share twitter Share linkedin Share link A luxury lodge on Mooney Road, in Speargrass Flat, Queenstown-Lakes, has been snapped up for $16.5m - $5m over the RV. Photo / Supplied - Donald Trump’s conflict with Iran affected Queenstown-Lakes’ housing market, but Australian interest has revived it.

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