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Based on sales recorded over the last 90 days. Figures are indicative and will vary by property.
Based on the last 90 days of recorded sales. Source: publicly available property sales data. Updated October 2026.
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Otahuhu is one of Auckland's oldest towns, sitting at a narrow isthmus that once served as a portage route between the Waitemata and Manukau Harbours. Today it is a diverse, well-connected suburb with direct train access to the CBD, strong motorway links, and a busy local high street. It is particularly attractive to investors and buyers seeking value close to the city.
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