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Trina Nichols from
Latest Statistics show the median sale price for Marlborough now sits at $650,000.00 compared with the same time last year when it was $490,0000, so we have had a steep journey increase with house prices over the past 12 months. We have seen a lift in the number of listings coming to market over … View moreLatest Statistics show the median sale price for Marlborough now sits at $650,000.00 compared with the same time last year when it was $490,0000, so we have had a steep journey increase with house prices over the past 12 months. We have seen a lift in the number of listings coming to market over the past month which is interesting as typically at this time of year we see a slow down.
The number of days to sell, now sitting at 34 up 5 days from last month but it is still sitting close to the national average of 30 days. We have also recorded a change in numbers attending open homes, February the average was 7.9 groups through an open home with the May average recording 3.5 groups through.
What does all of this say about the market?. Indications show we are moving to a “ balanced market “ which is equal number of buyers and properties.
Not a bad market to be in at all. The key to a successful sale is presenting your home at its best and working with an agent and company that cares about the best possible outcome for you given your particular circumstances.
Trina Nichols - Harcourts Marlborough
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Carly Gooch Reporter from The Nelson Mail
Two Nelson photographers have decided it's time for an all inclusive photography festival with dates set for April 2022. Will you be getting your camera out and getting creative to enter some shots? It's a great reason to dust off that camera and be inspired by the landscapes, nature and… View moreTwo Nelson photographers have decided it's time for an all inclusive photography festival with dates set for April 2022. Will you be getting your camera out and getting creative to enter some shots? It's a great reason to dust off that camera and be inspired by the landscapes, nature and vistas at your back door.
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Reinhard from Mapua
This coming Sunday, June 20th at the Mapua Community Hall the Packhouse Cinema will show another interesting movie. Please be aware that the movies have now been moved to every third Sunday of the month.
The Mapua Movie mogul says about "Lost in Translation":
Few movies make you THINK … View moreThis coming Sunday, June 20th at the Mapua Community Hall the Packhouse Cinema will show another interesting movie. Please be aware that the movies have now been moved to every third Sunday of the month.
The Mapua Movie mogul says about "Lost in Translation":
Few movies make you THINK long after they end. This is not a chick flick. It's a human experience flick.
‘Lost in Translation’ examines and lays bare the intricacies of love, life and loneliness; the claustrophobia, insomnia and disorientation of traveling to a foreign country. The loneliness that creeps in after life's normality starts to wear thin. The spark of promise that meeting someone new brings. This is what life is about and what this film so flawlessly portrays.
At only 19 Johanssen is brilliant and beautiful as the lonely, young wife questioning her marriage. Her beauty is classic, not necessarily sexual though she is obviously alluring in this role. This is a role tailor-made for her.
Murray is simply at his best. He does "exasperated, middle-aged and depressed" better than most, with his receding hairline and frumpy body. You really believe that these two could connect in a physical and emotional way, as remote as that may seem on the surface. What other 50-something could ever be believed to be appealing to a young woman as pretty as Charlotte? That's a tough chemistry to fake and I can't think of a more perfect pair. What drives them to this attraction is what's so intriguing to watch.
Turn off your "Major Blockbuster- mind and tune in with a more searching self. Yes watch this movie with your soul and heart, not just your eyes. If you look deeper than the surface you'll find yourself moved by the whole experience, it's really THAT good.
The movie starts at 6:30pm, doors open at 6:15. Bring your own chair, nibbles and drinks and enjoy a drink or a snack at the Sprig and Fern opposite the hall.
Evie-Joy from Wakefield
Robson's Scenic Reserve Wakefield - 88 Valley Road.
A very big push by the local Bush Society this Saturday 19th June from 10am onwards to take this Reserve back to it's former glory days. 3,000 trees to be planted, 1,500 supplied by the Tasman District Council with the other half from an… View moreRobson's Scenic Reserve Wakefield - 88 Valley Road.
A very big push by the local Bush Society this Saturday 19th June from 10am onwards to take this Reserve back to it's former glory days. 3,000 trees to be planted, 1,500 supplied by the Tasman District Council with the other half from an anonymous donation by a local resident.
Love to have as much support as possible to complete this mammoth community project.
IF WET then the following Saturday.
Louise from Nelson South
Franklyn is our Franklyn village cat and he is about 17 and still going strong except a free dental check at Victory Vet says $1500 quote for 10-15 extractions. I have been looking after him for about 4 months now and no-one here has $1500 to help our village cat. Do you have any spare money that… View moreFranklyn is our Franklyn village cat and he is about 17 and still going strong except a free dental check at Victory Vet says $1500 quote for 10-15 extractions. I have been looking after him for about 4 months now and no-one here has $1500 to help our village cat. Do you have any spare money that you could donate to help our cat? Please call the Franklyn village office on 035466039 or Louise on 0276025945 or email info@franklynvillage.co.nz, any funding can go straight into the Franklyn village account rather than anyone's personal account. Please help us to help him, whilst he is still hungry and still eats soft food and biscuits, he doesn't chew his food very much, just swallows it and I am concerned he could be in pain. I have tried to get a loan but couldn't get one.
Louise M Chaney
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Marilyn from The Brook
I know this is old technology but I also know there are a lot of cassette viewers still out there. Someone gave me about 6 years worth of viewing and I have almost reached the end of sorting them it's been great. I have 9 tapes 'recordable' to give away. Maybe make some wearable art… View moreI know this is old technology but I also know there are a lot of cassette viewers still out there. Someone gave me about 6 years worth of viewing and I have almost reached the end of sorting them it's been great. I have 9 tapes 'recordable' to give away. Maybe make some wearable art from them.
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Colleen Hawkes Reporter from Homed
The Block NZ is back on our screens on Monday, but let's hope there are no more silly decor challenges and over-the-top reserves.
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Elaine from Blenheim
Fresh shelled Walnuts. This years 2021.
250grms Halves & Pieces.
$5 for 250 grams.
Price: $5
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Murray from Tahunanui
I have studied Chinese Mandarin in the past.
Now I want to revise and learn more
我喜欢学中文。 我在中国旅行很多。你可不可以帮助我?
我的名字 Murray
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