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 North Otago

Just a short drive north up the coast from Dunedin is North Otago and the Waitaki District. The Waitaki District takes in the towns of Oamaru and Palmerston, and stretches inland through the Waitaki River Valley from the Waitaki River mouth through Kurow, Omarama to Lake Ohau.

The area is known for its idyllic fishing villages, rolling green pastures, diverse wildlife and renowned hospitality. Eco-tourism is a growing activity in the area.

Oamaru Town with Oamaru stone featuring
Oamaru is well known for it's distinctive whitestone buildings built from the local limestone. Their annual Victorian Heritage celebrations generally take place over several days during November during which time you are quite likely to see locals getting about in Victorian dress or riding Penny Farthing cycles down the street.
 
Moeraki BoldersMoeraki Beach south of Oamura is known for an unusual attraction; the Moeraki Boulders. The spherical boulders vary in sizes up to 3 metres in diameter and are considered to be the best examples of their kind anywhere in the world.
 
Information from Tourism Waitaki: http://www.tourismwaitaki.co.nz.
 
 

Property Sales Statistics

Otago Median Residential Dwelling Price Comparison from Previous Years

Year Median Price as at Dec Total Properties Sold Value of Total Properties Sold
2009 $230,000 2,951 $756,371,108
2008 $230,000 2,652 $688,748,215
2007 $250,050 3,749 $986,915,837
2006 $229,000 3,891 $942,078,000
2005 $205,000 3,823 $884,377,000
2004 $194,250 4,120 $833,419,000
2003 $145,500 5,259 $773,979,000
2002 $103,000 4,260 $498,171,000
2001 $89,500 3,216 $352,952,000
2000 $90,000 2,648 $298,358,000
1999 $95,000 2,927 $324,650,000
1998 $97,000 2,654 $279,446,000
1997 $89,500 2,653 $292,036,000
1996 $99,500 3,286 $365,441,000

NB - Dwellings include houses, townhouses, units, apartments, home and income, conversions and residential investment blocks.  Information provided by REINZ (Real Estate Institute of New Zealand)

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