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Lower house prices and job opportunities are attracting more property buyers to the King Country. More than 85 towns around the country have a median sale price of less than the regional price caps for Government-backed First Home Loans, according to new data from Homes.co.nz. Using data from towns which had at least 10 sales in the last six months, Homes.co.nz found 88 towns had a median sale price less than their regional price cap for new builds and 53 towns had a median sale price less than the regional price cap for existing properties. WARWICK SMITH/Stuff Whanganui’s median sales price over the last six months was less than the region’s new build price cap. ....
Switzer Daily 3 May 2021 Share markets were flat to down over the last week. Good economic activity data, strong earnings and more US stimulus saw US shares push to a new record high, but they ended flat for the week with inflation concerns resurfacing on Friday. Eurozone shares fell -0.5% over the last week, Japanese shares fell -0.7% and Chinese shares lost -0.2%. For April as a whole US shares rose 5.2% and global shares gained 3.9%. While Australian shares gained 3.5% in April, they fell -0.5% over the past week as the local market continues to work off technically overbought conditions after its ....
Thursday, 29 April 2021, 12:18 pm “Labour’s changes to housing loan schemes ignore basic economics and will further fuel the housing crisis,” says ACT’s Housing Spokesperson Brooke van Velden. “The Government’s proposals to increase price caps and funding through the First Home Grant and First Home Loan schemes are not only likely to be ineffective, but official advice says they could make the housing crisis worse. “The Ministry for Housing and Urban Development specifically recommended against increasing price caps and income caps multiple times warning that the policy changes could increase house prices: ‘…we do not recommend increasing the price caps for existing properties, as this would inflate ....
Friday, 23 April 2021, 11:55 am Much has been written about the reasons contributing to the crisis in housing affordability in New Zealand and its immediate and longer term consequences. This paper draws on research and commentary about how we got here and what can be done to help people in Aotearoa New Zeaand have a decent home, whether through owning it or renting/leasing it. “There is no easy or quick fix to New Zealand’s over-valued housing market. Whether house prices spiral up or down, the impacts of the necessary policy solutions will not be seen immediately. Not one single change will be enough. The solutions need to be a ....