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New Zealand’s economic and investment outlook remains uncertain. The housing market is at a critical turning point, and an election is fast approaching. Unresolved policies and numerous other factors could affect investors’ financial security
National recently pledged to shorten the bright-line test from 10 years to 2 years from July 2024, and gradually restore landlords’ interest deductibility, initially retaining it at 50%
Beautifully crafted for discerning families in a prestigious Remuera location, this home occupies 767 square metres of land with a floor area of 345 square metres, blending contemporary design with classic charm
This week, National Party leader Christopher Luxon and finance spokesperson Nicola Willis announced their NZ$14,600,000,000 tax relief policy
In June this year, The New York Times reported on New Zealand's struggling property market, where prices had plunged 18% over the previous 2 years, under the headline “Where house prices have plunged and billions in wealth have vanished”
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand announced on 16 August that it would hold the Official Cash Rate (OCR) at 5.5%, but its Monetary Policy Statement left open the possibility of further rises, suggesting another increase could come in November
As the election draws closer, political parties are gradually releasing their policies. On 30 August, National announced several eye-catching proposals
Oakshire is a stylish, distinctive residential community named after the old oak tree in its communal gardens. We introduce a townhouse here for your consideration.
Last Friday, the New Zealand Herald reported that a newly built townhouse worth NZ$700,000 (pictured above) would go to auction over the weekend with an exceptionally low reserve of NZ$1.
Many prominent industry companies and brands gathered at the recently concluded 2023 New Zealand International Building Industry Expo and Summit.
Recently, many readers have contacted YIJU New Zealand to ask: is New Zealand's volatile property market still worth investing in?
The latest OneRoof-Valocity house price index report shows Auckland, Christchurch and Wellington have recorded their first quarterly house price increases in more than a year