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Wow time is flying by with only 122 days to go.
In this newsletter we are pleased to be profiling two of our workshop speakers.
Sue Harrison - South speaking on the "where to buy, what to buy,
and how to" of owning and managing a holiday let.
Sue Harrison - South |
Holiday homes are increasing the accommodation marketplace alongside hotels and motels as a choice for visitors. This presentation will cover the 'where to buy, what to know, and how to' of owing and managing a holiday home. This is an insight into what homes and locations achieve the best returns with examples of how these compare to neighbouring long term rentals. How to pick good locations in relation to airports, retail, routes and amenities that guests desire to be close to. Other aspects such as achieving high occupancy, styling, insurance and safety for guests will be covered. Sue has been a Director of Christchurch Holiday Homes since 2012 and investor since 1995. Christchurch Holiday Homes channel manages over 35 homes over advertising platforms including Airbnb, Expedia and Booking.com and also manages furnished rentals. |
Joe Chapman and Matt Morton - speaking on commerical vs residential
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Joe is a Registered Property Valuer and part of the Colliers International group specialising in Valuation and Consultancy work throughout Otago. He has been actively involved working with all property types throughout his career and now specialises in the Commercial sector. Joe is a Director of Colliers International Otago and as well as leading the local Dunedin Valuation team. He has ambitions to grow the business into Otago’s premier property service provider. |
| Matt heads the Residential Investment Division for Colliers International in Dunedin after establishing the brand in the residential market in 2011. As a Dunedin local and Otago University graduate, Matt is well acquainted with the unique student investment market, which has proven its stability through market cycles. His intimate knowledge proves particularly invaluable for clients given the student market’s key differences to conventional commercial and residential sectors. |  |
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