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In 2016, he told supporters he was "not calling for the slaughter of white people' at least for now".
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"The ANC unequivocally supports the principle of land expropriation without compensation.
"The time for reconciliation is over. Now is the time for justice," Malema was quoted by News24 as telling parliament. "We must ensure that we restore the dignity of our people without compensating the criminals who stole our land."
The Treasury has lots of analysts. Forecasting is their day job. They have been saying for several years that net immigration is expected to revert to the long term mean, now within the next 2 or 3 years.
In recent times, it is emigration that that driven a lot of the net migration, esp the impact of the Australian economy slow down. That is changing so the number leaving should grow fast. They all live somewhere so the housing 'crisis' may solve itself, except for the tenants landlords don't want.
The Treasury will have updated net migration numbers for the Budget.
How falling prices impact house buying demand in the market. This shows you the dynamic nature of house buying demand and how it can change despite population growth and high net migration. Comment from readers on an article on interest.co.nz
1) Why tie up equity now? Better to wait. Many investors like me have equity but we'd rather sit on it when the market isn't creating more in a hurry.
2) The property market here is clearly falling and there's no point in putting yourself at risk of negative equity that could mean that you would loose your home if the banks aren't able to lend to you if prices dropped significantly over the next year which is looking highly likely.
It seems like the dynamic of falling or stagnant house prices in Auckland is affecting buyer sentiment and buyer confidence and resulting in changed house price expectations in the Auckland market. Hearing of more first home buyers waiting on the sidelines. The property market in Auckland is now being described as a "buyers" market.
Note that this is despite population growth, recent inbound immigration numbers, and the reported underlying shortage in housing in Auckland.
Note that this is despite population growth, recent inbound immigration numbers, and the reported underlying shortage in housing in Auckland.
Yep - this is the 'flat spot' time in the Auckland property market.
In 2021 it will be all on again and we'll be looking back at 2019 prices and saying we should have bought a few more back then.
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