Tauranga · Mount Maunganui · Pāpāmoa

What's changed with your home?

Property markets move. Homes change. Online estimates don't always keep up. Get a free personalised update on where your property could sit in today's market.

Free · No obligation · Takes around 60 seconds

For homeowners across Tauranga and the Western Bay of Plenty.

The gap

Why your online estimate may be out of date

Automated estimates are a starting point built on public records. They're useful, but they only know what's on file.

Renovations rarely show up

A new kitchen, an extra bedroom or a reclad can shift value considerably — and automated estimates usually have no idea they happened.

Condition isn't in the data

Two houses with identical records can be poles apart once you account for maintenance, layout and how they actually live.

Buyer demand moves fast

Who's actively looking in your suburb, and what they'll stretch for, can change within a season.

Streets differ, block by block

Sun, outlook, noise, flood overlays and school zones can all separate two homes a hundred metres apart.

What you'll get

A property update built around your home

Not a number pulled from a database — a considered snapshot, put together with the details only you can give us.

Recent nearby sales

Comparable homes that have actually sold near you, not district-wide averages.

Local market movement

How values in your suburb have tracked over recent months.

Buyer activity

What buyers are currently looking for in your street and price band.

Indicative market position

Where your home could sit today, given the details and improvements you've shared.

Any online or data-led estimate is indicative only. It is not a registered valuation or a formal written appraisal. A formal appraisal generally requires a licensed salesperson to inspect the property and consider comparable sales and current market conditions.

How it works

Three steps, about a minute

  1. 1

    Enter your address

    Takes a few seconds. No account, no login.

  2. 2

    Tell us what's changed

    Bedrooms, bathrooms, and any work you've done since you bought.

  3. 3

    Receive your update

    We put it together and email it through, usually within a working day.

No pressure

Not selling? That's completely fine.

Most people who ask for an update aren't going anywhere. They just want to know where they stand.

  • Planning renovations and wondering what's worth doing.
  • Reviewing finances, a mortgage refix or an offset structure.
  • Working out whether the next place is realistic.
  • Keeping an eye on an investment property.
  • Plain curiosity — your home is probably your largest asset.

You'll get your update either way. If you'd like a licensed salesperson to take a closer look, that's your call to make — and only if you ask.

Keep me updated

At the last step you can tick an optional box for a short, occasional check-in: what's sold near you, how your suburb has moved, and whether your indicative position has shifted.

It's opt-in, it's quiet, and one click stops it. Think of it as a quarterly read on your largest asset, not a newsletter.

FAQ

Questions people ask

See what's changed with your home

One minute now, a genuinely useful picture of your property in return.

Free · No obligation · Around 60 seconds