Nick Goodall

Which is like all the data in the last couple of months.

So yeah, fair play.

Balanced, patient, but for everyone, like it.

That'll be one of our, one of those will give us the title for today, I suspect.

So yeah, great stuff.

And thanks for, yeah, digesting so quickly so we could get recording and we'll get that out and about to everyone very soon.

So just last minute to say thanks for listening.

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My name is Nick.

He's Kelvin.

You've been listening to the Zealand Property Market Podcast.

Mā te wā.

Kia ora and welcome to the New Zealand Property Market Podcast, brought to you by Cotality for the 16th of February, 2026.

I'm unit of research, Nick Goodall, and today I'm joined as per usual by Chief Economist, Kelvin Davidson.

Kelvin, I hope you're surviving the wild weather at the moment, mate.

It's certainly pretty crazy here in Raleigh and was overnight, tying things down and whatnot.

in the middle of the night last night and dealing with children waking up, but hey, we survived and hopefully it's not going to continue for too long.

But let's talk about some work stuff before we maybe catch up about other things about the weekend.

We've got some interesting lending data to get into later, but I really want to get straight into things with

a bit of an OCR and monetary policy statement preview.