Ramwall Homes Review and Analysis
Author: Andrew Nicol
Founder, 20+ Years' Experience Investing In Property, Author & Host
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Key data for Ramwall Homes
Key data for Ramwall Homes
Property consented in the last 12 months
10
Average build price
$164,150
Average square meter
60m²
Number of reviews on Google
NA
Average review rating
NA
Developer started
2007
The data comes from sources we believe to be reliable, including BCI and Google's reviews. However, if you spot an error, please email andrew.nicol@opespartners.co.nz
Andrew's Insights
Ramwall Homes has appeared in New Zealand building consent data since 2007, and has had 132 homes consented in that time.
Over the last 12 months, Ramwall Homes consented 10 homes. That makes it the joint 153rd busiest developer in our database, where the median developer consented 16 homes.
The busiest year for Ramwall Homes was 2009, with 35 homes consented, and its latest 12 months are 71% below that peak.
Market insights: Number of Consents
Years are for the 12 months to September
Andrew's Insights
Over the last 12 months, the average Ramwall Homes property cost $164,150 to build.
At about $2,736 per square metre, Ramwall Homes is more affordable than most developers. The median across the developers we track is about $2,957 per square metre.
Market insights: Average Build Price
Years are for the 12 months to September
Andrew's Insights
Over the last 12 months, the average Ramwall Homes property was 60 square metres. That's smaller than the median of 136 square metres across the developers we track.
Market insights: Property Size
Years are for the 12 months to September
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