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Which property types provide the best rental yields?

In the coming months, there are likely to be some ‘bargains’ on offer for property investors, although a slowdown in value growth may well mean more emphasis on a property’s rental yield.

Property values showing loss of momentum, but full picture still unclear

According to the May 2020 QV House Price Index (HPI) results out today, the momentum in the property market prior to the pandemic has since been lost. However, with the number of residential property sales extremely low through April and May, a clear and timely understanding of the housing market performance...

Commercial Market Update - Auckland Cityscope May 2020

The latest research from Auckland Cityscope shows that property sales value have increased over the past three months.

Profit making resales rise to 97 % over March 2020 quarter

Over the first quarter of 2020, the proportion of profit-making resales across New Zealand was 96.9%, rising from 95.8% in Q4 2019, with a median gain of $223,000, rising from $222,000 over the previous quarter.

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Lockdown drives mortgage slump in April

The Reserve Bank (RBNZ) has reported that mortgage lending flows in April were about 50% lower than a year ago, with refinancing likely to have fallen less than new loans and transfers from other lenders. The shift to interest-only lending, which started in March, continued in April too. Since we moved down...