Tax changes ripple across the Tasman
Investors beware! Tax proposals in the Australian federal Budget are likely to impact on New Zealand-based investors with properties across the ditch.
Tenant damage law change
Landlords could soon have better protection in cases of tenant damage if a new Bill passes into law – but an investor advocate argues it doesn’t go far enough.
Migration dips but housing pressure remains
Migration into New Zealand eased in April but it’s unlikely that easing will translate into an ongoing trend – or a let up in housing pressure – anytime soon.
City Centre - SKY VIEW Apartment - Assignment Opportunity
$595,000
The last remaining 'one bedroom and study' Sky-view apartment on the south-eastern side is up for grabs. After purchasing the Freehold apartment off-the-plans 18 months ago, the current owner now...
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Free Investment Property Showcase Events: Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch
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Challenges ahead for Govt build project
The Crown Building Project got off to a flying start today with the announcement of a new development...
Thursday news in brief
Life is busy and it’s easy to miss some of the stories that hit the news. So here’s a brief rundown...
Up-and-coming v proven performer
Is the practice of hotspotting a better strategy than buying property in a traditional growth area?...
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Structuring subdivision build
“I currently have a rental property in Gisborne which is on land sub-dividable 1HA. I purchased it using the equity in my Auckland house. I plan to subdivide the Gisborne property and build eight houses on the new sections over the next three years. I then plan to rent the new builds out, rather than sell them. To do this,...”
Our expert Kris Pedersen responds »
Fixing garage doors
“My tenant claimed that the garage door was damaged when they were not at home. So who should pay to get it fixed? (The door is still ok to use, only a dent but could cause up to $800 to get it fixed)
...”
Our expert Bernard Parker responds »
Leaving unsafe rental
“We signed a six month tenancy agreement, but the flat was broken into a week later and we have since moved out as we do not feel safe. The landlord has advised us that he will try to find someone to take over our tenancy and we will continue to pay rent until someone new takes over.
The burglars were able to kick down...”
Our expert Allan Galloway responds »
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