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CoreLogic forms strategic partnership with climate risk modelling specialist Munich Re to help prepare Australia and New Zealand for climate change risks.

Today property data powerhouse, CoreLogic, announced it has joined forces with Munich Re, one of the world’s leading reinsurers, to offer the most comprehensive view of the impact of climate change to individual properties in Australia and New Zealand.

Mortgage lending shrugs off August’s move back up alert levels

Despite August being affected by the latest round of social restrictions, mortgage lending activity showed no clear effects. Indeed, lending flows last month were again significantly higher than a year earlier.

Property insurance calculations made easy

Mother Nature’s unpredictability is just a part of life in NZ, which is why property insurance is so vital. So how can insurers make sure their clients have the right level of cover? It all comes down to the accuracy of their property rebuild estimates – and that means using the best tools available.

Low mortgage rates and no LVRs still benefitting investors

The share of property purchases made by mortgaged investors across July and August combined was 26%, continuing their rising trend of the past few years

The latest round of COVID-related events: what it might all mean for property

Even in normal years there’s never a dull moment when it comes to analysing the NZ housing market, and this year clearly isn’t normal.