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Westpac: NZ investor tax reforms will crash property prices

Westpac: NZ investor tax reforms will crash property prices
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New zealandMatthew gilliganSharon cullwickGilligan rowe associatesZealand property investors federationGilligan roweNew zealand governmentபுதியது ஜீலாந்துமேத்யூ கிலிகந்கிலிகந் ரோ கூட்டாளிகள்ஜீலாந்து ப்ராபர்டீ முதலீட்டாளர்கள் கூட்டமைப்புபுதியது ஜீலாந்து அரசு

Anger over Government moves against property investors

Anger over Government moves against property investors
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New zealandNew zealand generalAndrew bruceMatthew gilliganDavid whitburnIan casselsSharon cullwickWendy alexanderGilligan rowe associatesReal estate instituteZealand property investors federationAuckland property investors associationGilligan roweEstate instituteபுதியது ஜீலாந்துஆண்ட்ரூ காயங்கள்

Why more landlords are using property managers

Landlords can be up for penalties if they don’t get things right in this environment. “Paying a property manager is better than paying a fine, it’s about having the ambulance at the top of the cliff,” she says. The move to property managers follows the trend in other countries. New Zealand is behind Australia, which has had more processes and procedures for longer, says Allan Hartley, sales manager at Quinovic Johnsonville. 123rf Most property managers will charge between 7 and 10 per cent of the rent and there may well be one-off fees on top – $30 for doing house inspections every three months, for instance, which many insurers require.

New zealand generalNew zealandAndrew duncanLynette sletcherQuinovic johnsonvilleSharon cullwickAllan hartleyQuinovic allan hartleyZealand property investors federationReal estate institute of new zealandEstate instituteDee crooksResidential tenancies amendment actNew zealand property investors federationSimply rentalsபுதியது ஜீலாந்து ஜநரல்

What the Residential Tenancies Act changes mean for you

What the Residential Tenancies Act changes mean for you Newshub 9/02/2021 © Provided by Newshub Legislative changes coming into effect from Thursday are set to give renters more protection as landlords can no longer end tenancies without cause. The Residential Tenancies Amendment Act now limits rent increases to once every 12 months. And from Thursday, many more changes will take effect. There are new notice periods for ending periodic tenancies and fixed term tenancies will automatically roll over to periodic. Tenants who have signed up to a periodic tenancy will be required to give their landlord 28 days notice. Landlords can only end tenancies for specific reasons, requiring a 63-day or 90-day notice period.

Ray whiteSharon cullwickSteve watsonZac snellingMinistry of businessTenancy servicesZealand property investors federationResidential tenancies amendment actNew zealand property investors federationTenancy tribunalTrade me propertyTenancy agreementFasttrack resolutionராய் வெள்ளைஸ்டீவ் வாட்சன்ஜாக் நறுக்குதல்

Healthy Homes heating standard wasteful - landlords

ALDEN WILLIAMS/Stuff Damien McGill owns three rental units on Manchester Street in Christchurch and has collected data over winter showing they are already warm. Government officials are looking into landlords’ concerns that a requirement to upgrade heat pumps in many rental properties is excessive. However, the analysis is not a priority for the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development – and no new advice will be imminent despite the deadline for new or renewed tenancies to meet the Healthy Homes Standards approaching in July this year. A Christchurch landlord raised the issue with Stuff, saying he believed getting bigger heat pumps was wasteful and could lead to tenants not heating their homes.

Damien mcgillSharon cullwickMinistry of housingZealand property investors federationSuperhome movementProperty investors federationUrban developmentHealthy homes standardsHealthy homesManchester streetNew zealand property investors federationHomes standardsHealthy home standardsடேமியன் மகில்அமைச்சகம் ஆஃப் வீட்டுவசதிஜீலாந்து ப்ராபர்டீ முதலீட்டாளர்கள் கூட்டமைப்பு