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Tax Breaks News
Diana Clement
Rising rates, rising costs: Should newbies be investing in property in 2023?
Rule number one is you’re not going to get rich quick.
Catherine Masters
Landlord tax: You can put up the rent by $150 a week but you won’t find a willing tenant
Property investors are in a foul mood heading into 2023.
Nikki Preston
Housing shortage means Kāinga Ora is renting thousands of private homes a year
Experts say guaranteed rent and tax savings are strong incentives for landlords to work with public housing provider.
Ashley Church
Ashley Church: Has the Government really fixed its faulty housing tax policy?
Despite the recent U-turn mum and dad investors will continue to be shafted by a naïve Government.
Ashley Church
Ashley Church: Could a National Government fix the housing market?
Recent polls suggest Labour is on the way out.
Diana Clement
Can tenants afford to pay more? 'Often they don't have a choice'
House prices are falling, but Kiwis shouldn't expect any parallel drops in rents, say experts.
Ashley Church
Ashley Church: Four signs of a coming rental crisis
Future rental hikes likely to eclipse the big increases renters have seen over the last few years.
Catherine Masters
Housing shake-up one year on - did it level the playing field?
Minister champions corrective measures but commentators question their effectiveness.
Tony Alexander
Tony Alexander: Housing market’s turn extraordinarily quick and brutal
FOMO has disappeared and we’re now in a buyer’s market.
Ashley Church
Ashley Church: Bonfire of the property taxes – could it fix the housing market?
National has pledged to scrap recent changes to the rental market.
Ashley Church
Ashley Church: Four reasons rents will keep rising
Rents will continue to rise sharply, for a very long time, despite any attempt to talk them down.
Diana Clement
5 ways to crash the property market (but would anyone dare?)
A rapid reduction in house prices would have huge consequences for the country.
Rupert Gough
Three big reasons why interest-only mortgages still make sense
Even without tax deductions, investors and first home buyers can be better off.
Tony Alexander
Will investors switch to buying new houses? The Government would like that to happen.
When, eventually, there is no housing shortage, owners of good quality buildings will be the winners.
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Ewan McDonald
No brightline test, no new taxes: Where investors are heading next
Commercial real estate agents see spike in inquiries from residential investors.