Area guide
NCD
Papua New Guinea
Homes ask a median K2,500,000, +14% against Papua New Guinea. Renting runs K2,500 a week, a 1.2% gross yield on that price.
Your money here
What a budget actually reaches in NCD
Drag the figure. The bars are the homes listed in NCD right now, grouped by what they ask.
1 of the 166 homes for sale in NCD ask this or less - 1% of what is on the market here.
That is below the cheapest quarter of this market.
165 of the 166 homes for sale carry a price. The rest are price on application: counted as supply, never inside a median.
Straight questions
The questions people ask about NCD
Answered from the listings themselves, and recomputed every morning.
How much does it cost to buy in NCD?
The typical home for sale asks K2,500,000. Half of the 166 on the market ask less than that, and the middle half sit between K1,200,000 and K5,500,000.
How much is rent in NCD?
The typical asking rent is K2,500 a month, out of 405 rentals listed. The middle half ask between K1,300 and K4,500.
Is NCD expensive?
Against Papua New Guinea as a whole, homes here ask 14% more.
What return do landlords get in NCD?
Median rent over a year against the median asking price is 1.2%, before any costs. It compares asking prices with asking rents, not signed contracts.
What kind of property is for sale in NCD?
Mostly haus, apatmen, block of units / graun. Of the 166 homes for sale, 56 are listed as haus.
Living here
What NCD is actually like
Every word above is already written, and already on the site.
From here
On the market in NCD right now
Straight answers
What these figures are, and what we will not print
Where these figures come from, and where they stop.
Asking, not sold
Every price here is what a seller or landlord advertises on this site today. Cambodia publishes no register of transaction prices, so nobody can honestly print what homes actually sold for.
Why there is no price chart
Our historical figures are not measured consistently enough to compare one year with another, so we would rather show no trend line than a misleading one.
Small samples are withheld
A median needs 30 priced listings behind it, and a yield needs 30 on each side. Below that the figure is a dash. A dash is an admission; a number would be a claim.
Per square metre is computed
Price divided by floor area, every time, over the homes that state one. The per-square-metre figure agents type into the listing form is never used here.
These counts match the search
Every count is what the search results page returns for the same area, because it is the same query.
Written by people
The sections under "Living here" were researched, written and photographed for this site. Nothing on this page is generated prose.