NZPIF Survey

[flyernzl]

NZPIF Survey

Thank you to all those who have taken part on our survey to gather the views of rental property owners.


This information is essential, and the more responces we get, the better.


If you haven't shared your views yet, please take a few minutes (4 to 10 in our testing) to complete a survey on the state of rental property owners.


This information will be used to better inform political parties and the general public about the ramifications of some ideas put forward by people not involved in our industry.


The survey is open until next Tuesday the 12th of September, so not long to go. Click here to start.
We look forward to hearing your views.

[Nick G]

Done, cheers.

Has the NZPIF got a stance on the excessive cost of regulation on our housing supply? It seems the blame for housing being too hard to build is being put on people who already own housing.

http://www.interest.co.nz/property/88883/government-says-land-use-regulation-blame-56%C2%A0-cost-average-house-auckland

[Don't believe the Hype]

Well said nick.

[flyernzl]

Just over 800 respondents.
Some valuable information gained from the exercise.
Thanks to those that participated.

[Rentex]

Thanks for arranging flyernzl and NZPIF team. Look forward to next release.

[artemis]

Mr Twyford on the wireless this morning. Rents will stabilise or reduce under Labour because it's all about supply and demand. And Labour are going to build 100,000 new and affordable homes. So lots more supply. One day. He wouldn't give a guarantee though.

No mention of increased demand though, in the meantime or longer term. Or TradeMe rental vacancy ads to April 2017 plummeting - 65% down in Wellington.

But the survey, he said, was self serving and political, and where was the question about rents under a National led government.

[flyernzl]

And how long will it take for the 10000 to actually appear?
5 years? 10? 30?
What happens in the mean time?

[Wayne]

And how long will it take for the 10000 to actually appear?
5 years? 10? 30?
What happens in the mean time?

The alternative I suppose is to have no plan and just hope - the National way.

[Anthonyacat]

In fairness, there really should have been a question about rents under National.