New data shows 56 percent of suburbs had either stable or rising standalone house values over the three months to June.
Buyers and sellers are facing mixed fortunes around the country, new data from property research firm Cotality shows.
Its latest update of suburb-level data shows 56 percent of suburbs across the country had either stable or rising standalone house values over the three months to June.
The fastest price growth was in Southland and the West Coast, home to 21 of the 25 suburbs where house values have risen fastest, by at least 10 percent over the past year.
Among the largest increases for standalone houses over the past year were Lorneville in Invercargill, Wallacetown in Southland District, Ngahere in Grey District and Te Anau in Southland District, all recording annual growth of more than 14 percent.
