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Will Aussie property investors be better or worse off under new housing tax changes? See what 18 years of data reveals
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Will Aussie property investors be better or worse off under new housing tax changes? See what 18 years of data reveals
Joseph Darby says rising costs have widened the gap between what a tenant pays and what their house costs to provide with the owner paying the difference. Why does the shortfall exist, and what's the return landlords need to justify it?
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Joseph Darby says rising costs have widened the gap between what a tenant pays and what their house costs to provide with the owner paying the difference. Why does the shortfall exist, and what's the return landlords need to justify it?
Labour leader Chris Hipkins says his party won't make any changes to interest deductibility for landlords, while Prime Minister Christopher Luxon celebrates India Free Trade Agreement
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Labour leader Chris Hipkins says his party won't make any changes to interest deductibility for landlords, while Prime Minister Christopher Luxon celebrates India Free Trade Agreement
Residential property is looking like an increasingly poor investment in the current market
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Residential property is looking like an increasingly poor investment in the current market
Low rental yields making rental property less attractive to investors - ANZ NZ report says
Low rental yields making rental property less attractive to investors - ANZ NZ report says
New mortgage borrowing in July slipped to lowest monthly level since February, falling 13% or almost $1.2 billion year-on-year as investors retreat
New mortgage borrowing in July slipped to lowest monthly level since February, falling 13% or almost $1.2 billion year-on-year as investors retreat
ANZ report says housing market softened mid-year with investors particularly cautious
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ANZ report says housing market softened mid-year with investors particularly cautious
Jarden analysts see a sea-change for the Aussie parents of NZ's major banks, with tax changes ending 'rivers of gold' from housing lending and bringing dividend payout ratios into question
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Jarden analysts see a sea-change for the Aussie parents of NZ's major banks, with tax changes ending 'rivers of gold' from housing lending and bringing dividend payout ratios into question
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Latest Reserve Bank figures show new lending dropped 6% to $14.2 billion in April from March, but rose 16% from $12.3 billion in April 2025
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Latest Reserve Bank figures show new lending dropped 6% to $14.2 billion in April from March, but rose 16% from $12.3 billion in April 2025
Australian parents of NZ's major banks facing reduced mortgage growth following changes to property-related tax concessions
Australian parents of NZ's major banks facing reduced mortgage growth following changes to property-related tax concessions
Australia's federal budget will reduce property investors' borrowing power and lead to slower house price and credit growth, analysts say
Australia's federal budget will reduce property investors' borrowing power and lead to slower house price and credit growth, analysts say
‘Mum and dad investors’ are pulling back. Michael Rehm asks what will that mean for NZ’s housing market?
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‘Mum and dad investors’ are pulling back. Michael Rehm asks what will that mean for NZ’s housing market?
Latest Reserve Bank figures show the huge wave of re-fixing of mortgages taking place before Christmas is now well and truly subsiding
Latest Reserve Bank figures show the huge wave of re-fixing of mortgages taking place before Christmas is now well and truly subsiding
Latest Reserve Bank figures show two-year fixed rate mortgages have returned to favouritism with homeowners
Latest Reserve Bank figures show two-year fixed rate mortgages have returned to favouritism with homeowners
Latest Reserve Bank figures show that in two months after the RBNZ effectively declared there would be no more interest rate cuts, the amount of money on fixed mortgage rates for longer than a two year duration increased by over $10 bln
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Latest Reserve Bank figures show that in two months after the RBNZ effectively declared there would be no more interest rate cuts, the amount of money on fixed mortgage rates for longer than a two year duration increased by over $10 bln