PHOTO: SUPPLIED – Glen Innes is the scene of some major housing regeneration work including 7500 homes being built by the Tamaki Redevelopment Company.

Ninety-two of New Zealand’s top suburbs for property value growth since the last housing market peak are in Auckland, according to a property data company.

CoreLogic has looked at the growth rates of property prices throughout the country since November 2007, just before the global financial crisis.

Auckland dominated, with the first non-Auckland suburb being Kelvin Heights in Queenstown in 93rd position.

CoreLogic research analyst Kelvin Davidson said that across the country, median house values nationally had grown 63 per cent, hitting $673,797.

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