Whangarei is the northernmost city in New Zealand and the regional capital of Northland.
Whangarei, New Zealand's northern-most city enjoys a sub-tropical climate with warm summers and mild winters. The wider district has a total land area of 2,855 square kilometres and 270 kilometres of coastline. The total population is approximate 87,700.
With spectacular beaches and walks, swim, dive, kayak or build a sandcastle. Enjoy great coffee and food, swing a golf club, cast a fishing line, shop at boutique markets and visit gorgeous galleries and fascinating museums.
See more information and stats about Whangarei and meet the iFindProperty team on our Whangarei page.
Whangarei Market Update August 2020
Like most of the country, Whangarei is experiencing a low number of properties listed for sale and a high number of active purchasers. The stats I have seen do not give any hope that this is going to change in the short term. Read More…
Whangarei Market Update - March 2020
Northland is NZ's fastest growing region. Businesses are being attracted North. The construction industry is busy and rents are continuing to climb. Read More…
Whangarei Market Update - September 2019
Whangarei preparing for significant growth. Council proposing to permit high-density housing and a large number of projects are in the planning stages for Whangarei. Yields remain solid as rental shortage persists. Read More…