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Investor Articles
A fresh data series from the RBNZ shows that, over the last 12 months, Property Investors have shifted their borrowing towards shorter fixed terms. In turn, they have made clear what their expectations are for future mortgage rates.
Net migration gain was +126,000 for 2023 calendar year. Where are all the migrants expected to live?
In a week when Stats NZ published data showing that Hamilton’s population growth is outstripping that of local rival Tauranga, the latest rental market data further emphasises just how tricky it is to find a rental here in Hamilton.
One key aspect of owning a rental property is understanding the intricacies of interest deductibility, a crucial concept that can significantly impact your financial outcomes as a property owner.
Waikato Real Estate proudly announces its success as the recipient of the Property Management Agency of the Year award at the PMC (Property Management Conference) 2023.
The Coalition is formed. Landlords and tenants now have clarity on key issues affecting them both.
Economists are reassessing their predictions for the final quarter's inflation following the release of fresh pricing data by Stats NZ.
Trade Me is where 99% of tenants go when they are looking for a house to rent. So we can learn a lot about what's in hot demand (and what's not) by looking at some of the data that Trade Me shares with us.
In the aftermath of the 2023 New Zealand election, the landscape for property investors and landlords is set to undergo a minor transformation.
Waikato Real Estate recently hosted the second event in their investor seminar series, featuring an engaging Q&A session with renowned property investing experts Andrew Nicol and Ed McKnight from Opes Partners, the hosts of the widely acclaimed Property Academy Podcast.
Anecdotally, there is a feeling that a National victory is positive for the property market. But does data from past elections support that view?
The data showed that house prices have bottomed out and increased in many areas of NZ over the last 3 months.