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Trade Me Property: Real Estate Vs. Barfoot & Thompson

Trade Me Property: Real Estate im Vergleich zu Barfoot & Thompson Nutzung und Statistiken

If your looking to move or simply planning ahead, the Trade Me Property app is the effortless way to search the extensive range of properties on offer. Get a property advantage with intuitive features to guide your property journey. Loads of property attributes to tailor your search - Map based search - Keyword search Smart favourites - New in your favourite searches - Jump back in to your most recent searches in a single tap Level up on property trends - View data and estimates for all properties - View recently sold properties - Search by address or location - Detailed property data for every home NZ's largest range for buyers, renters, sellers, investors - Residential for sale - Residential for rent - Rural for sale - Commercial for sale - Commercial for lease - Flatmates wanted - Retirement villages Organise your search - Watchlist your favourite properties to find them in one place - View open home schedule for all of your watchlisted homes - Save notes on any property - View open home schedule on a map

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Barfoot & Thompson

Find your perfect home in the world's best city With intuitive features and map-based search, it's never been quicker or easier to find the home of your dreams. Key Features: ◆ Instantly see homes for sale or rent nearby using the map feature ◆ Or use the easily adjustable filters to only see homes that match your criteria ◆ Browse stunning full screen photos ◆ Watch property videos for a more detailed walk through ◆ Find homes in your preferred area using the unique suburb search feature ◆ Search by school to find homes ‘in zone’ for your preferred school/s ◆ Save your favourite properties and access them on your iPhone, iPad or on our website (requires login) There’s no place like Auckland. And with over 1,700 salespeople, no one knows Auckland better than Barfoot & Thompson.