Restricting the number of immigrants has been mentioned a lot lately.
The most common view expressed has been to stop all immigrants coming to NZ.
This leads me to the question about population growth.
Is it better to have an increasing population or a decreasing population?
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Is growth a good thing?
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One for the data geeks out there
Hi Guys
I was looking at the latest property magazine with a focus on the growth in rents across different parts of New Zealand over five years. What I noticed, just with a cursory glance, is that rental increases are relatively consistent across the board over an extended period (excluding... -
Future Auckland Growth Areas...?
Hi All,
I am a first time investor looking to get a property in a growth area for capital gains down the line.
Are there any suggestions of where I should be looking? My budget is around 350k-400k.
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P houses/baby boomers/and christchurch rebuild .....mother of all booms
It looks like P houses is about to add to the housing shortage massively, Property mangers are trying for legislation where they can test the house to see if its positive.This is going to surprise the population to just how rampid this problem is.
http://www.landlords.co.nz/article/48...Last edited by greenclawz; 07-07-2013, 10:01 PM. -
Why buy crap, when you can get quality
Hi All,
I am planning to build my investment property portfolio like many of you reading this post. Recently I am thinking of bringing like minded people on board, buy land and hire builder/contractor to build apartments. We all know buying existing or off the plan apartments will cost... -
How long does it take for your property to double in value?
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The current state of the global economy makes it difficult to predict where property prices would be in three months, let alone seven to 10 years into the future. With the economy in the doldrums, is it too optimistic to think that the average Australian median house price,... -
Tokoroa is growing rapidly
After years of decline, Tokoroa is now growing again. There are several new commercial, industrial businesses as well as a massive amount of new dairy farming in the area.
91 families/households have arrived since February this year.
A local group has been established with...
