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The tax ring-fence is unlikely to cause a dramatic change in investor behaviour

Although it’s not law yet, the tax ring-fence for rental property losses is likely to be approved and, when that happens, will apply to the current tax year (which has of course already started). But there are reasons to doubt that it will dramatically change the rental property landscape.

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Watch the CoreLogic Monthly Property & Economic Update for May 2019

Plenty to talk about this month, with the key influencers Government and RBNZ making a few big calls. Wondering about the Capital Gains Tax, Official Cash Rate and Foreign Buyer Ban? We look at the market impact of all.

Will Auckland’s House Prices Crash like Sydney’s?

There’s been a dramatic decline in house prices in many of Australia’s biggest cities. Some speculate that Auckland’s recent slide means it’s headed the same way. CoreLogic’s Ben Speedy compares the two markets.

Investors a strong presence in April (but not due to CGT scrapping)

Multiple property owners with a mortgage accounted for 25% of property purchases in April, continuing their gradual return from a lull in late 2017 and early 2018. Given timing issues, this cannot have been a bounce-back from capital gains tax-related uncertainty; rather a sign that investors still have faith...

REINZ reported that property values in NZ tracked sideways in the month of April.

Today’s release from REINZ reported that property values in NZ tracked sideways in the month of April. This is according to the REINZ House Price Index (HPI), which is a better measure for evaluating property market performance than median selling prices.