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2008 valuation changes by suburb

In 2008, around 173,000 properties in Auckland city were revalued.

Overall, capital values of Auckland city properties increased by 13 per cent. The percentages were arrived at as a result of analysing property sales and are averages only. Some property values have moved more and some less, with a variation in capital value increases between suburbs.

The following table provides information on the changes in values since 2005 by suburb.

Suburb	Annual value % change	Land value % change	Capital value % change
Auckland Central	15	18	16
Avondale	10	18	12
Balmoral	12	20	12
Blockhouse Bay	12	17	13
Eden Terrace	6	14	9
Ellerslie	9	19	11
Epsom	9	16	10
Freemans Bay	10	14	10
Glen Innes	18	28	19
Glendowie	9	11	9
Grafton	24	7	14
Great Barrier Island	39	45	39
Green Lane	11	19	12
Grey Lynn	6	6	7
Herne Bay	14	15	14
Hillsborough	14	25	14
Kingsland	12	13	12
Kohimarama	12	14	12
Lynfield	13	22	13
Meadowbank	17	30	17
Mission Bay	12	15	12
Mt Albert	10	19	11
Mt Eden	11	18	12
Mt Roskill	9	18	10
Mt Wellington	12	26	15
New Windsor	7	6	7
Newmarket	16	14	18
Newton	10	16	12
One Tree Hill	11	11	11
Onehunga	12	20	13
Orakei	9	11	9
Otahuhu	17	51	23
Outlaying islands	18	19	18
Owairaka	7	12	7
Panmure	15	27	15
Parnell	12	17	12
Penrose	12	25	15
Pt Chevalier	11	6	11
Pt England	19	36	21
Ponsonby	8	8	8
Rakino Island	21	22	21
Remuera	15	19	15
Royal Oak	11	18	11
Sandringham	9	16	9
St Heliers	11	13	11
St Johns	17	32	19
St Lukes	7	17	8
Te Papapa	11	23	12
Three Kings	7	8	6
Waiheke Island	13	15	13
Waikowhai	15	30	15
Wai-o-Taiki Bay	15	21	15
Waterview	14	16	15
Western Springs	26	43	27
Westmere	10	10	10

Updated October 2008