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Tenancies bill affects boarding house owners
There is a bill before Parliament to amend the Residential Tenancies Act.
Property tax plan - how it stacks up
Residential landlords who are retired could be hit hardest if tax changes proposed this week are adopted.
<i>Brian Gaynor</i>: Investor priority shift inevitable in decade ahead
The first decade of the 21st century was a good period for the New Zealand economy.
Waiheke Island luxury resort project
Plans for Tuscan-influenced Isola Estate clashed with recession.
Key hints at property tax, GST rise not ruled out
John Key has indicated the Govt is open to reform which trades personal income tax cuts for some form of tax on investment property.
Housing market under pressure
House prices have hit an all-time high but economists remain sceptical, saying higher mortgage interest rates are dampening the market.
OCR tipped to rise by June
Economists are picking the Reserve Bank to start lifting the Official Cash Rate by at least the end of June.
House prices up, but sales slow
House prices rose a modest 1.4 per cent in December, but ended the year nearly 10 per cent up from the year before.
Building consents up in November
Building consent stats released this morning show a 3.1 per cent jump in the number of new homes authorised for construction in November - the highest level since May 2008.
House prices end year only 4.9pc off late-2007 peak
Quotable Value figures show a dramatic and unexpected turnaround in property values in the past 12 months.
How to avoid buying a P lab
An anti-drug campaigner is calling for tougher regulations to ensure Kiwis know if their house has been used a P-lab.
Houses more affordable - but it may not last
More affordable homes are driving enthusiasm in property sales, but experts warn the relatively cheaper housing may not last.